Research center named after Pakistani Scientist in China

BEIJING: China has named a research center  after a Pakistani Scientist, Atta-ur-Rahman. 

Sources informed this step has taken place in The Hunan University of Chinese Medicine (HUCM). The authorities of the university have come forward to build Academician Professor Atta-ur-Rahman one belt and one road TCM Research Center.

The new department will be made in the university’s main campus which is located in the capital of Hunan province.

Professor at Hunan University of Chinese Medicine, Wie Wang applauded the work of Atta-ur-Rahman saying,

“This center is indeed a humble recognition of Prof. Atta-ur-Rahman tremendous scientific contributions in the field of traditional medicine, and his leadership of developing scientific collaboration between the two countries.”

The HUCM has the largest population when it comes to foreign students that also include at least 500 scholars from Pakistan.

It is also the biggest public university of China that has gained recognition, at an international level for quality work and excellence. 

The inauguration ceremony will be held on 24^th of October following the yearly Bio-TCM International Conference.