Amman Arab University and Sultan Zainal Abidin University in Malaysia Sign a Research Cooperation
Amman Arab University and Sultan Zainal Abidin University of Malaysia signed research and development agreements, which were signed on behalf of Amman Arab University by Professor. Mohamad Al-Widyan, President of the University, and on behalf of Sultan Zainal Abidin University of Malaysia by Dr. Ziyad Al-Azzam from the Malaysian Cultural Mission / Malaysian Embassy in Amman, in the presence of Professor. Ismail Yamin, Assistant President. Amman Arab University for Academic Affairs.
This important agreement includes two distinct research initiatives based on the foundations laid down by the memorandum of cooperation that was previously signed between the two institutions. Prof. Al-Widyan expressed the importance of this partnership, highlighting the potential for pioneering scientific discoveries and developments through joint efforts in research and development.
It is noteworthy that the cooperation between Amman Arab University and Sultan Zainal Abidin University aims to unify expertise, resources and innovative methods to confront pressing global challenges, and by pooling intellectual expertise and resources between the two parties, as both institutions aspire to find pioneering solutions that transcend geographical borders, and it is expected that This collaboration leads to impactful results in critical areas of societal development, technological innovation, and academic excellence.
Dr. Ziyad Al-Azzam, representative of Sultan Zainal Abidin University -Malaysia, expressed feelings of anticipation and optimism towards the collaborative project, and stressed the importance of international partnerships in promoting advanced research, in addition to the shared commitment to leading meaningful change through joint scientific research.
These research agreements are the result of initiatives launched by the Malaysian Cultural Attaché/Malaysian Embassy in Amman to engage researchers from Malaysia and Jordan to benefit from collective expertise for the common good of academia, innovation and societal progress.
