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Pakistan’s Dr Nousheen Zaidi Becomes First Pakistani to Receive Germany’s Georg Forster Research Award

Pakistani scientist Dr Nousheen Zaidi becomes first from Pakistan to receive Germany’s Georg Forster Research Award.

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Dr Nousheen Zaidi becomes first Pakistani scientist to receive Germany’s Georg Forster Research Award

April 25, 2026

Islamabad: Pakistani scientist Dr Nousheen Zaidi has been awarded Germany’s prestigious Georg Forster Research Award, becoming the first researcher from Pakistan to receive the honour, according to the German Embassy in Islamabad.

The embassy announced on Friday that Dr Zaidi was recognised for her outstanding contributions to scientific research and international academic collaboration. The award is considered one of Germany’s most respected distinctions for researchers from developing and emerging countries.

Dr Zaidi’s achievement marks a significant milestone for Pakistan’s scientific community, highlighting growing recognition of Pakistani researchers on global academic platforms. Her work has been acknowledged for its impact in advancing knowledge and fostering cross-border scientific cooperation.

Officials said the award reflects the importance of international research partnerships and the role of scientists in strengthening academic ties between countries. Germany’s Georg Forster Research Award is granted to scholars whose work demonstrates exceptional academic excellence and global relevance.

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