A delegation from the French Embassy and 5 French higher education institutions visits Al-Ahliyya Amman University
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The President of Al-Ahliyya Amman University, Prof. Ahmad Hamdan, received a delegation from the French Embassy in Jordan, accompanied by representatives from five French higher education institutions, to discuss prospects for academic and institutional cooperation and explore partnership opportunities in several fields, particularly with the university's Faculty of Business and Faculty of Hospitality and Tourism Management.
The delegation included Professor Oissila Saaidia, the Cultural Attaché at the French Embassy, alongside representatives from French higher education institutions, as part of efforts to strengthen academic communication and expand areas of cooperation between the two sides.
The meeting was attended by the Director of the Global Engagement Center at the university, Dr. Fairouz Abu Sweilem, and the Head of the Internationally Funded Projects Department, Ms. Iman Al-Talli, where they discussed opportunities for joint cooperation and ways to enhance academic and institutional relations between Al-Ahliyya Amman University and the participating French institutions.
Prof. Ahmad Hamdan welcomed the French delegation, emphasizing the importance of strengthening international cooperation and expanding academic partnerships with global higher education institutions, which allows for the exchange of expertise and educational experiences, opens new horizons for cooperation in academic and research fields, and contributes to developing educational programs and keeping pace with developments in the higher education sector.
As part of the visit program, the delegation took an introductory tour of the Faculty of Business, during which its members viewed its facilities and academic programs and discussed possible cooperation opportunities in areas of common interest. The visit program also included a meeting at the Faculty of Hospitality and Tourism Management, during which they discussed ways to develop academic cooperation and explore partnership opportunities that align with the nature of the programs and specializations offered by the faculty, contributing to enhancing the exchange of expertise and opening new horizons for joint academic initiatives.
