01/09/2015 Information Detail http://most.comsatshosting.com/InformationDetail.aspx?id=171 1/1 Dated: Tuesday, April 28, 2015 3 day SAARC Countries Training on ‘Good Manufacturing Practices’ starts A three day training workshop on ‘Good Manufacturing Practices’ in providing safe and good food has started in Islamabad today. Technical Experts from SAARC member states are participating in the workshop. Federal Minister for Science and Technology, Rana Tanveer Hussain in his inaugural speech said that all consumers have the common right to expect and demand safe and quality food. He said safe food trade gives basis for successful international trade. The minister while highlighting common problems like lack of trained inspectors, lack of awareness, financial constraints etc said this training workshop remains a vital exercise where technical groups from member states will undergo comprehensive discussions and sharing of information. He urged the participants to produce concrete suggestions at the end of the sessions so as to be presentable at SAARC forum. Talking on the importance of the training, the minister also noted that such workshops carry special significance for developing countries where clean drinking water and quality of food items always remain area of concern. “It is extremely important that our consumers have assurance in the safety, security and quality of products they consumes” he said. “Good Hygiene Practices, Good Manufacturing Practices and Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point” is the focal area of the workshop. Giving Pakistan’s narrative, the minister said that in Pakistan, standards were principally appreciated for their technical advantages, and now those were increasingly recognized for benefits brought in sustainable development, specially in economic, environmental and social sectors. Earlier in her welcoming address, Ms Ismat Gull informed the design of the workshop and the module to be followed for an ultimate establishment of set of goals and recommendations. Anil Jauhri, CEO National Accreditation Board of Certification Bodies, India also spoke on the occasion and appreciated the much needed training workshop. He expressed his satisfaction over the arrangements of the workshop. It is worth mentioning here that there are 21 participants from SAARC member states are participating in the three day engagements. However, delegates from Nepal could not attend the training as Nepal is in state of emergency due to calamity of higher scale of earthquake. Participants and the guests on the occasion observed one minute silence as expression of their sympathies with Nepal. Copyright © 2011 2012 Ministry of Science and Technology Government of Pakistan Designed by: ITCentre © 20112012 CIIT, Islamabad Home About Us News Policies Publications Notices Projects Organizations Contact Us Feedback Rana Tanveer Hussain Federal Minister for Science and Technology read more.. Fazal Abbas Maken Secretary for Ministry of Science and Technology read more.. Federal Minister Federal Secretary Organizations Under MoST Center For Applied & Molecular Biology (CAMB) COMSATS (CIIT) Council for Work and Housing Research (CWHR) National Institute of Electronics (NIE) 1 234
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01/09/2015 Information Detail
http://most.comsatshosting.com/InformationDetail.aspx?id=171 1/1
Dated: Tuesday, April28, 2015
3 day SAARC Countries Training on ‘Good ManufacturingPractices’ starts
A three day training workshop on ‘Good Manufacturing Practices’ in providing safe and good food has started inIslamabad today. Technical Experts from SAARC member states are participating in the workshop.Federal Minister for Science and Technology, Rana Tanveer Hussain in his inaugural speech said that allconsumers have the common right to expect and demand safe and quality food. He said safe food trade givesbasis for successful international trade.The minister while highlighting common problems like lack of trained inspectors, lack of awareness, financialconstraints etc said this training workshop remains a vital exercise where technical groups from member states willundergo comprehensive discussions and sharing of information. He urged the participants to produce concretesuggestions at the end of the sessions so as to be presentable at SAARC forum.Talking on the importance of the training, the minister also noted that such workshops carry special significancefor developing countries where clean drinking water and quality of food items always remain area of concern. “It isextremely important that our consumers have assurance in the safety, security and quality of products theyconsumes” he said.“Good Hygiene Practices, Good Manufacturing Practices and Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point” is thefocal area of the workshop.Giving Pakistan’s narrative, the minister said that in Pakistan, standards were principally appreciated for theirtechnical advantages, and now those were increasingly recognized for benefits brought in sustainabledevelopment, specially in economic, environmental and social sectors.Earlier in her welcoming address, Ms Ismat Gull informed the design of the workshop and the module to befollowed for an ultimate establishment of set of goals and recommendations. Anil Jauhri, CEO National Accreditation Board of Certification Bodies, India also spoke on the occasion andappreciated the much needed training workshop. He expressed his satisfaction over the arrangements of theworkshop.It is worth mentioning here that there are 21 participants from SAARC member states are participating in thethree day engagements. However, delegates from Nepal could not attend the training as Nepal is in state ofemergency due to calamity of higher scale of earthquake.Participants and the guests on the occasion observed one minute silence as expression of their sympathies withNepal.
Copyright © 2011 2012 Ministry of Science andTechnologyGovernment of Pakistan
Designed by: ITCentre© 20112012 CIIT, Islamabad
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Rana TanveerHussain Federal Minister forScience andTechnology read more..
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COMSATS (CIIT)
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