Sindh Governor stresses academic cooperation among Muslim countries
Sindh Governor Syed Muhammad Nehal Hashmi met with university heads and educationists from Muslim countries to promote academic cooperation, research collaboration, and educational ties across the Muslim world. The discussions, which included delegations from 34 Muslim countries, focused on challenges, future threats, and the formation of committees to address key issues, with Al-Azhar University offering scholarships to Pakistani students.
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This initiative aims to strengthen educational and research linkages among Muslim nations, fostering shared intellectual growth and potentially addressing common socio-economic challenges through collaborative academic efforts.
KARACHI - Governor of Sindh Syed Mu hammad Nehal Hashmi on Tuesday met heads of universi ties from Muslim countries and international educationists at Governor House to discuss strengthening academic coop eration, research collaboration and educational ties across the Muslim world.
Consul General of Oman and other diplomatic personalities were also present at the meet ing. The Governor said that promoting educational coop eration, research and academic linkages among universities in Muslim countries was the need of the hour. He emphasized that significant progress in higher education could be achieved by sharing experiences, expertise and research.
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