Founder of the Village Pharmacist Model
Founder of the Village Pharmacist Model To address physician shortages, Dr. Naim Anwar Muzaffar trained 1,500 rural pharmacists through six-month […]
Founder of Rural Mobile Health Camps
Founder of Rural Mobile Health Camps Dr. Muzaffar’s “Pharmacy on Wheels” initiative (1978-1994) deployed students to 412 Punjabi villages quarterly,
Global Pharmaceutical Ambassador
Global Pharmaceutical Ambassador Voice of the Global South | Architect of “Pharmacy as National Sovereignty” Championed a Revolutionary Doctrine:As a
Influencer of ASEAN’s Model Curriculum
Influencer of ASEAN’s Model Curriculum Prof. Dr. Mian Naim Anwar Muzaffar’s visionary curriculum, originally developed at Punjab University (PU), extended
Author of Seminal Textbooks
Author of Seminal Textbooks Pharmaceutical Calculations for Pakistan (1975) and Clinical Pharmacy Practice (1980) — two landmark textbooks — revolutionized
Mentor to Pharmacy Leadership
Mentor to Pharmacy Leadership Dr. Naim Anwar Muzaffar personally supervised 53 PhD candidates and mentored Pakistan’s pharmacy vanguard through his
Founding Chair of Punjab University Pharmacy
Founding Chair of Punjab University Pharmacy Transforming two classrooms in 1973 into a continental powerhouse, Dr. Naim Anwar Muzaffar secured
Established Pakistan’s First WHO Collaborating Centre (1990)
Established Pakistan’s First WHO Collaborating Centre (1990) Due to Dr. Naim Anwar Muzaffar herbal research excellence, WHO designated Punjab University
First Pakistani Honored with FAPA Award (1988)
First Pakistani Honored with FAPA Award (1988) At the 10th FAPA Congress in Bali, Dr. Muzaffar received Asia’s highest pharmaceutical
Shaping Force Behind WHO’s Health Policy
Shaping Force Behind WHO’s Health Policy Dr. Naim Anwar Muzaffar Attock District pilot (1985-88), where pharmacists managed 73% of minor