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Ambassador Asim Meets Delegation from Pakistani Universities

Ambassador Asim Ali Khan received a delegation from Sukkur IBA University, HEC, and NTNU Gjovik to discuss the progress of the CONNECT Project.

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Ambassador Asim Ali Khan with representatives from Sukkur IBA University, HEC, and NTNU Gjovik.

Key Takeaways

  • Ambassador Asim Ali Khan received a delegation from Sukkur IBA University, HEC, and NTNU Gjovik.
  • The meeting focused on discussing the progress and achievements of the CONNECT Project.
  • The CONNECT Project is a collaborative initiative between Norwegian and Pakistani universities.

Ambassador Asim Ali Khan of Pakistan received a delegation from Sukkur IBA University (SIBAU), the Higher Education Commission (HEC), and NTNU Gjovik at the Embassy of Pakistan in Oslo on Tuesday.

The delegation, comprising representatives from these institutions, met with Ambassador Asim to discuss the progress and achievements of the CONNECT Project, a collaborative initiative between Norwegian and Pakistani universities.

The CONNECT Project aims to enhance academic and research collaborations between institutions in Pakistan and Norway, fostering mutual understanding and knowledge exchange.

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During the meeting, the representatives from SIBAU, HEC, and NTNU Gjovik highlighted the significant progress made in various academic and research areas under the project.

Ambassador Asim expressed his satisfaction with the achievements and underscored the importance of such collaborative efforts in strengthening bilateral relations.

The delegation also discussed potential areas for future collaboration and the possibility of expanding the scope of the CONNECT Project to include more institutions.

The meeting provided a platform for the exchange of ideas and experiences, paving the way for further cooperation between Pakistani and Norwegian educational institutions.

The CONNECT Project has been instrumental in promoting academic and research partnerships, contributing to the development of higher education in Pakistan.