Lahore College of Pharmaceutical Sciences successfully organized an interactive and knowledge-driven seminar featuring distinguished officials from the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP). The seminar aimed to provide students with valuable insights into pharmaceutical regulations, industry standards, and professional practices within Pakistan’s healthcare and pharmaceutical sector.

The event brought together Pharm.D students, faculty members, and aspiring healthcare professionals for an engaging academic session focused on regulatory awareness, quality assurance, and career-oriented learning.

Distinguished Speakers

Dr. Syed Zia Husnain

Topic: PICS/cGMP Guidelines

Dr. Syed Zia Husnain delivered an insightful session on Current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP), emphasizing the importance of maintaining pharmaceutical quality, regulatory compliance, manufacturing ethics, and international standards in drug production. His session highlighted the critical role of quality systems in ensuring patient safety and product reliability.

Dr. Mehwish Jamil Butt

Topic: Introduction to DRAP

Dr. Mehwish Jamil Butt provided a comprehensive introduction to DRAP and explained its role in regulating medicines, ensuring healthcare safety, monitoring pharmaceutical operations, and maintaining national quality standards. Her session offered students practical knowledge about the regulatory framework and professional opportunities within the pharmaceutical industry.

A Valuable Learning Opportunity

The seminar created an interactive learning environment where students actively participated and gained real-world exposure to pharmaceutical regulations and industry expectations. The sessions not only enhanced academic understanding but also inspired students to develop a stronger professional vision for their future careers in pharmacy and healthcare regulation.

Lahore College of Pharmaceutical Sciences continues to promote academic excellence by organizing impactful seminars, industry collaborations, and professional development activities that prepare students for the evolving demands of the pharmaceutical sector.