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Within the framework of expanding partnership with Arab, regional and international universities, in a way that enhances academic, technical and professional scientific interaction, and achieves optimum benefit from leading universities regionally and internationally. On Wednesday morning, 10/08/2022, the main center of the University of Science and Technology in Aden signed a joint cooperation agreement with the Malaysian Sultan Zine El Abidine University.
The agreement was signed by the Acting President of the University of Science and Technology, Prof. Dr.. Abdul-Ghani Hamid Ahmed, in the presence of the Assistant President for Academic Affairs, Dr. Muammar Al-Qutibi. It was also signed by the Vice President of the University, Sultan Zain Al-Abidin, Malaysia. Dr.. Fadli bin Adam, in the presence of Prof. Dr. Ahmed Fouad, Dean of Graduate Studies, and Prof. Ismail Ben Moussa, General Registrar.
During his speech at the signing session, the Acting President of the University praised the university's experience in cooperation and partnership with Malaysian universities, which the university started from an early age, and whose results were full of many researchers, academics, published scientific research, and others. He also stressed the university's keenness to make optimal use of This agreement is with a university that has dozens of academic programs in graduate studies, thanks to the team that prepared and arranged to reach this agreement.
In his speech, the Vice-Chancellor of Sultan Zine El Abidine University of Malaysia said that the signing of this agreement with the Yemeni University of Science and Technology represents an opportunity to create effective partnership relations, based on benefiting from mutual expertise and experiences, and that it will include cooperation in postgraduate studies, as well as in training, and will include academic exchange for members Teaching staff and many other collaborations.
In the discussion, the prof. Daoud Abdel-Malik Al-Hadabi - Vice-Chairman of the Board of Trustees for establishing such partnerships, speaking about their importance through his long experience in this field, and explaining other areas of cooperation that the agreement between the two universities will extend to.
The signing of this agreement is part of a series of cooperation agreements that the university plans to complete during this year, within the framework of revitalizing local, regional and international cooperation, in a way that enhances the fields of postgraduate studies and scientific research, and contributes to the wide benefit of pioneering experiences in this field, and in a way that contributes to community service, It meets existing needs in these areas