Department of Islamic Studies, University of Wah, to promote academic excellence, civic responsibility, and sustainable development, organized a capacity-building activity titled “Constitutional Obligations and Interdisciplinary Pathways for Sustainable Solutions” on 04 June 2026.
The activity aimed to enhance participants’ understanding of constitutional responsibilities and explore the significance of interdisciplinary approaches in addressing contemporary societal challenges. The session highlighted the need for integrating knowledge and expertise from diverse academic and professional fields to develop practical, innovative, and sustainable solutions for the future.
Ms. Rehana Ali Naqvi, Lecturer, Department of Economics, served as the Resource Person for the activity. Drawing on her expertise, she provided valuable insights into constitutional obligations and their connection to sustainable development. Her presentation encouraged meaningful discussion, critical reflection, and active engagement among participants. The event was coordinated by Ms. Samreen Haider, Lecturer, who was the Focal Person, whose dedicated efforts ensured the successful planning and execution of the activity.
Department of Islamic Studies extends its appreciation to all participants for their enthusiastic involvement and constructive contributions, which made the session both productive and impactful.
