17th Pharmaceutical week 2025 starts at State University of Bangladesh
The 17th Pharma Week 2025 has commenced enthusiastically at the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, State University of Bangladesh. The week-long event was inaugurated with a grand rally.
The opening ceremony began with the distribution Pharma Week t-shirts, followed by the release of colourful balloons and white doves, marking the festival's official launch. The students' excitement and aspirations were visible throughout the event.
The event was graced by the presence of the Chief Guest, Professor Dr. Md. Akhtar Hossain Khan, Vice-Chancellor (Designate) of the State University of Bangladesh. Addressing the students, he stated, "Your innovative mindset in the pharmaceutical sector will open new horizons."
A vibrant rally was held across the campus, during which students displayed handcrafted festoons, placards, and colourful alpine designs, transforming the campus into a lively space. Various pharmaceutical slogans on placards added extra enthusiasm among the students.
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Distinguished guests at the event included Mr Muhammad Mahbubul Haque, Honourable Secretary of the Pharmacy Council of Bangladesh, Professor Dr Nawzia Yasmin, Pro-Vice Chancellor of the university, Professor Dr Md. Hasan Kawsar, Treasurer, and Professor Md. Saiful Islam Pathan, Dean of the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences. Mr Muhammad Mahbubul Haque encouraged students, saying, "Your skills and innovative abilities will further enrich the pharmaceutical sector. You will gain new knowledge through this event that will benefit your future endeavours."
The week-long event features various workshops, seminars, poster exhibitions, indoor and outdoor games, debates, photo exhibitions, film festivals, cultural programmes, award ceremonies, and multiple pharmaceutical innovation activities. Pharma Week 2025 offers students a remarkable opportunity to acquire knowledge and develop innovative thinking.
Professor Dr M A Rashid, advisor of the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, led the planning and execution of this grand event.
