As part of its globalization drive, the President of Al-Mustaqbal University receives the President of Mansoura University in the Arab Republic of Egypt.
As part of academic openness and strengthening international partnerships, Al-Mustaqbal University President Professor Hassan Shaker Magdy received a high-level delegation from Mansoura University in the Arab Republic of Egypt, headed by Professor Sherif Youssef Khater, President of Mansoura University, and accompanied by Professor Tarek Mustafa Ghulush, Academic Assistant to the President. The reception ceremony was attended by the University President, a number of University Council members, deans, and heads of academic and administrative departments. After a short break, a joint meeting was held between the two sides. The meeting began with a welcoming speech delivered by Dr. Hassan Shaker Magdy, in which he expressed his happiness with this academic visit, which embodies the depth of the historical and fraternal relations between Iraq and Egypt. He noted that this visit represents an important step towards activating the provisions of the previously signed agreement between the two universities, which covers various areas of common interest in higher education and scientific research. For his part, Professor Sherif Youssef Khater expressed his thanks and appreciation to Future University for the generous hospitality and warm welcome, emphasizing Mansoura University's readiness to activate the frameworks of joint cooperation and expand the scope of academic partnership between the two sides. The meeting agenda included a documentary film introducing Mansoura University, along with a presentation of the most prominent scientific milestones and achievements of Al-Mustaqbal University. The two sides also discussed several important topics, including: • Mechanisms for activating the memoranda of understanding signed between the two universities. • Proposals for hosting quality graduate programs at Mansoura University. • Vocational training and capacity building programs in partnership with the Center for Continuing Education at Future University. • Cooperation between peer research centers and the exchange of expertise in the areas of quality, institutional and program accreditation. • Cooperation in the areas of international rankings, academic reputation, and participation in the editorial boards of scientific journals. • Joint work to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals. At the conclusion of the meeting, a number of important decisions were made regarding the topics discussed, ensuring the achievement of common goals and opening new horizons for scientific cooperation between the two universities.