Prof. Dr. Emdadul Haque Chowdhury, a distinguished poultry health expert and former Vice-Chancellor of Bangladesh Agricultural University (BAU), has been awarded the prestigious Hall of Fame Award at the 23rd World Veterinary Poultry Association (WVPA) Congress 2025. The international congress, themed "Sustainable Healthy Poultry for a Healthier World," is being held from October 6–10, 2025, at the Borneo Convention Centre Kuching (BCCK) in Sarawak, Malaysia.
Dr. Chowdhury, who currently serves in the Department of Pathology, Faculty of Veterinary Science at BAU, received the award in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the poultry science community, pioneering research in avian pathology, and his enduring dedication to advancing poultry health in Bangladesh and globally.
The Hall of Fame Award is one of the highest accolades presented by the WVPA, reserved for individuals who have demonstrated exceptional achievements in veterinary poultry science. Dr. Chowdhury’s recognition has brought immense pride to Bangladesh, with members of the country’s poultry sector, academics, researchers, and professionals congratulating him, calling it a milestone achievement for both the individual and the nation’s scientific community.
The WVPA Congress serves as a global platform for knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaboration in poultry health and sustainable food production. Dr. Chowdhury’s recognition at such a prominent international forum underscores Bangladesh’s growing influence in global poultry research and veterinary advancements.
This achievement is being celebrated nationwide as a moment of pride and inspiration for young scientists and professionals in the livestock and poultry sector.
