UN Committee for Science, Technology and Innovation Leads By Professor Atta Ur Rehman

Prof. Atta ur Rehman

Educator Atta represents considerable authority in natural science and was a main researcher in his time. They has additionally served as the Federal Minister for Science and Know-how from 2000 to 2002. Dr Atta was the Minister for Schooling in 2002 and was later delegated as the Chairman of Higher Schooling Commission (HEC) in the coursework of that year. They served as the HEC Chairman for a long time and is contemplated in charge of the development of the higher educating division in Pakistan. 

Dr Atta considered Chemistry at University of Karachi and got a PhD and ScD on natural science from Cambridge University. They was respected with Pakistani common recompenses; Nishan-e-Imtiaz (2002), Hilal-i-Imtiaz (1998), Sitara-i-Imtiaz (1993) and Tamgha-e-Imtiaz (1983). They won an UNESCO prize in 1999 and Austria Order of Merit in 2007. The previous priest, has 900 distributions on Organic Chemistry and holds 28 licenses.

At the United Nations

Dr Atta led his initially meeting of the UN Secretary General's board of trustees in Bangkok on Monday. The meeting was sorted out by the UN Economic Social Commission for Asia and Pacific (ESCAP). The subject of the 72nd ESCAP session 2016 was "Tackling Science, Know-how and Innovation for Sustainable Socio-Economic Development." 

The issues, challenges and open doors for the STI segment in actualizing Sustainable Development Growth were talked about in the meeting. The board additionally prompted ESCAP on the matter and the way it can bolster local STI participation and coordinated effort later on. 

Atta ur Rehman said that the United Nations General Assembly embraced, in 2015, the most goal-oriented and point by point program for the up and coming 15 years called Agenda 2030. The project will enhance welfare of the general population around the world. 

The UN Committee for the execution of this motivation is co-led by Dr Atta and Tan Sri Zakri. Counsel for Science to the Malaysian Prime Minister, Abdul Hamid, Vice Chancellor Prof Muhammad Qaiser and Dr Iqbal, Director ICCBS from the University of Karachi complimented Dr Atta ur Rehman on his accomplishment and said that it was a honor for the college and the entire nation.