Ajloun National University explores cooperation with partners to attract international students
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The President of Ajloun National University, Prof. Firas Al-Hanandeh, discussed today with two delegations representing the Supreme Council for Arab-African Economy and the Right of the Child to Healthcare Organization ways to enhance joint cooperation and mechanisms for attracting students from various countries of the world to study at the university, contributing to expanding its academic presence internationally.
The delegation of the Supreme Council for Arab-African Economy included the Council President, Dr. Hani Abu Zeid, and Dr. Wajdi Al-Sirafi, a commissioner at the Council, while the Right of the Child to Healthcare Organization was represented by the organization's delegate, Dr. Raouf Al-Salti, in the presence of the Supreme Council's Advisor for Jordanian Affairs, Mr. Yazan Alian.
Al-Hanandeh emphasized Ajloun National University's keenness to expand its international network of relations and strengthen its cooperation with external institutions and organizations to help attract students from around the world and introduce its academic programs and offered majors, pointing to the importance of building effective partnerships that open new horizons for cooperation, exchange of expertise, and support the university's standing at the regional and international levels.
The meeting addressed opportunities for cooperation in attracting international students and developing communication mechanisms with students from various countries, allowing for the promotion of the academic programs and majors offered by the university and enhancing opportunities for exchanging expertise and building partnerships with international entities.
This meeting comes within the framework of Ajloun National University's orientation towards enhancing its openness to international institutions and organizations and expanding areas of joint cooperation to support its academic journey and strengthen its presence in international educational circles.
