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The University for Environmental and Climate Change Studies of Central Asia had the honour of welcoming Professor Dr. Rajendra Singh, an internationally acclaimed environmentalist from India, widely known as the “Waterman of India.” His visit marked a significant moment in the university’s ongoing efforts to strengthen global cooperation on climate and environmental sustainability.

Prof. Dr. Singh, recognized globally for his pioneering work in community-led water conservation and sustainable environmental design, engaged in meaningful dialogue with faculty members, researchers, and students. During the visit, he was introduced to the university's key academic programs, research activities, and a wide range of ecological initiatives aimed at addressing climate challenges in Central Asia and beyond.

The discussion also touched upon both global and regional environmental issues, including water scarcity, ecosystem restoration, and community empowerment through sustainable development practices. The exchange of ideas offered a valuable opportunity to explore potential collaborations in areas such as integrated water resource management, climate adaptation, and environmental education.

In a symbolic and heartfelt gesture, a commemorative tree-planting ceremony was held in the university garden to honour the spirit of environmental stewardship and friendship between nations. This act reflected the university’s commitment to sustainability and its role in nurturing a new generation of environmentally conscious leaders.

The University expresses its sincere gratitude to Prof. Dr. Rajendra Singh for his visit and looks forward to future engagements and joint initiatives aimed at building a more sustainable and resilient future for our region and the world.