The World Culture and Environment Protection Commission (WCAEPC) urge the public to confirm news through official channels and deny fictitious honorary doctorate claims.

Regarding the purported awarding of honorary doctorate degrees, the World Culture and Environment Protection Commission (WCAEPC) has released an official statement in response to recent reports that have been making the rounds on different media outlets.

According to an official statement released by the Commission, WCAEPC has not awarded any Ph.D. degrees or academic, as recently claimed. The organization emphasized that it is neither a university nor an institution authorized to confer academic degrees. WCAEPC reiterated that it strictly adheres to internal protocols and transparency standards for all recognitions, awards, and honorary titles granted under its purview.

The Commission made it clear that all valid awards, such as those for exceptional contributions to environmental sustainability and global cultural awareness, are officially recorded in public records and announced only through its approved communication channels.

Additionally, WCAEPC officials have confirmed that any unapproved claims that honorary degrees were granted by the Commission are not true and misleading. They confirmed that these announcements are not related to the official endorsement procedures, staff, or operations of WCAEPC. The company has said that they are prepared to take legal action to protect its reputation, and an internal inquiry into the source of the false material is presently in progress.

The WCAEPC is not connected to any fake claims about academic degrees, the statement asserts. Before distributing or publishing such news, they advise the public and media outlets to confirm all facts on their official website.