Lahore:The Punjab University Department of Space Science hosted an enlightening session on ‘Planning in Germany and Pakistan: Cross-cultural perception of urban and rural landscape and cultural heritage’.
The event, jointly organised by the TU Dortmund University Germany, UET Lahore, LCWU Lahore and NUST Islamabad, explored sustainable urban planning, rural development, and heritage conservation through cross-cultural perspectives. A number of experts, academics and students from both nations engaged in meaningful discussions on addressing shared global challenges.
The delegation also with Punjab University Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Muhammad Ali in his office. The VC applauded the contributions of the delegation and promised all possible support to promote efforts of the delegation in terms of international collaboration.
PU Department of Space Science Chairman Prof Dr Syed Amer Mahmood, Prof Dr Shaker Mahmood, Prof Dr Dietwald Gruehn, Prof Tabasam Raza, Prof Komail Tayebi, Dr Bryce Lawrence, Prof Dr Atiq ur
Rehman, Dr Bashirizadeh, Safiullah and Dr Muhammad Imran highlighted the significance of the theme of the conference.
An interactive session regarding establishment of an early warning system by DRS4BR by Prof Dr Syed Amer Mahmood and Dr Muhamad Imran Team-Lead NatCat from NDRMF was also conducted, which provided a platform for international delegates to connect with students and faculty, deepening the exchange of scientific knowledge and ideas. The initiative marked a milestone in fostering collaboration between Germany and Pakistan, paving the way for future innovations in planning, cultural heritage preservation and urban-rural resilience.