Pakistani Scientist Dr. Samar Yousaf Elected Fellow of The World Academy of Sciences
October 10, 2025
Pakistan has added another proud chapter to its scientific achievements as Professor Dr. Samar Yousaf has been elected a Fellow of The World Academy of Sciences (TWAS) — a global organization that promotes excellence in science across developing countries, according to 24NewsHD TV.
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🌍 Prestigious Honor for Scientific Excellence
Dr. Samar Yousaf’s fellowship will take effect on January 1, 2026, recognizing her outstanding contributions to chemistry and scientific research. The TWAS Fellowship is considered one of the most respected honors in the scientific community, awarded only to individuals who have made significant advances in their fields while promoting innovation in the developing world.
🧪 A Trailblazer in Chemistry and Innovation
Currently serving as a Professor at the International Center for Chemical and Biological Sciences (ICCBS), University of Karachi, Dr. Yousaf is also a COMSTECH Distinguished Scholar. Her research credentials are remarkable — over 260 publications, 3,900+ citations, and an h-index of 32 — highlighting her deep impact on the global scientific community.
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Her election to TWAS is a testament not only to her academic excellence but also to her efforts in mentoring young scientists and advancing research in Pakistan and other developing nations.
💬 Recognition from Pakistan’s Scientific Leaders
Prof. Dr. M. Iqbal Chaudhry, Coordinator General of OIC-COMSTECH and TWAS Vice President for South and Central Asia, congratulated Dr. Yousaf on her achievement. He described it as a “moment of pride for Pakistan’s scientific community and the wider OIC region.”
“Dr. Samar Yousaf’s election is an acknowledgment of Pakistan’s growing footprint in global science,” he noted.
🌟 Inspiring the Next Generation
Dr. Samar Yousaf’s recognition by TWAS serves as an inspiration for emerging scientists across Pakistan. Her work reflects the potential of Pakistani researchers to contribute meaningfully to global innovation, particularly in the fields of chemical sciences and biotechnology.
