IOT training begins.

Quality education coupled with providing solutions to problems facing the stakeholders and good administration is prerequisite to deal with different issues, said University of Agriculture, Faisalabad Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Iqrar Ahmad Khan. He was charring five-day Indigenous On-campus Training arranged by Office of Research, Innovations and Commercialization (ORIC), UAF in collaboration with Higher Education Commission. He called for becoming hardworking, honest to your duties, and developed the good treatments with others to emerge as a developed nation. He said that agriculture and rural development was the essential part of the UAF and it is their duty to serve the public. He said that that the good managements were imperative to help the teaching at the educational institutions. He said the UAF is making all-out efforts to provide the state-of-the-art facilities and quality education at par with the international standards. He urged the participants to sharpen their skills in this regard. Prof Dr Asif Ali said that it is the third IOT workshop as the step of HEC that would bring the tangible results in the capacity building of the people. He said that the event was meant to hone the administrative skills of UAF employees. Ayesha Asghar stressed upon the need to avoid anger and the way to control ion order to maintain the healthy working environment. She also briefed about the drafting and editing. She said skilled manpower was guarantee of the bright future. Director Information Technology Farjeel Javed said that in the modern era, Information and Community Technology had gained the immense importance in the modern era.