Pakistan Remembers Dr Qadeer Khan on Fifth Death Anniversary

News Desk

ISLAMABAD: Today marks the fifth death anniversary of Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan, the renowned Pakistani nuclear scientist, who passed away on October 10, 2021.

Dr. Khan is celebrated for his pivotal role in establishing Pakistan’s nuclear program, which he championed during a time of regional tensions.

In a statement, the Ministry of Science and Technology acknowledged Dr. Khan’s contributions, stating, “His vision and dedication laid the foundation for Pakistan’s nuclear capabilities, ensuring our national security and sovereignty.”

Tributes have poured in from various sectors, highlighting his legacy as a national hero and a symbol of scientific achievement.

Dr. Khan’s work not only positioned Pakistan as a nuclear power but also sparked discussions on the importance of scientific advancement in the country. His legacy continues to inspire future generations of scientists and engineers, emphasizing the need for innovation and self-reliance in technology.

As the nation commemorates this day, various events and seminars are being held across the country to honor his memory and discuss the future of Pakistan’s scientific endeavors. Educational institutions are encouraged to engage students in discussions about Dr. Khan’s impact on science and technology in Pakistan.