WORLD – Russia
Three Pakistani students earned international recognition for their contributions to environmental preservation at the prestigious EcoWorld-2025 International Environmental Awards, held at the House of Scientists in Moscow.
Mr. Shoaib Muhammad was named a Laureate of the 3rd Degree and received a medal for his project focusing on the comprehensive assessment and implementation of traditional solid waste management practices. His work highlighted practical, community-based solutions aimed at improving waste handling and environmental hygiene.
Ms. Abida Hasan received a diploma for her efforts in promoting environmental law and advocating human rights in relation to environmental protection. Her work underscored the importance of legal frameworks and civic engagement in safeguarding natural resources.
Mr. Shahzad Ali was also awarded a diploma for his innovative home gardening project, which utilized new plant varieties to promote sustainable urban greenery and biodiversity.
The solemn award ceremony took place at the Malachite Hall of the House of Scientists of the Russian Academy of Sciences. The awards were received on behalf of the students by Pakistan’s Ambassador to the Russian Federation, H.E. Faisal Niaz Tirmizi.
The EcoWorld International Environmental Award has been organized by the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences (RANS) since 2003. It recognizes outstanding achievements in environmental conservation, ecological security, and sustainable development from across the globe.
The recognition of these Pakistani students at an international forum reflects the growing contribution of young Pakistanis to environmental sustainability and global ecological efforts. ERMD
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