Zarqa University signed a cooperation agreement with Pakistan's Khyber Medical University (KMU) via teleconference to enhance academic quality, develop research skills among faculty members and students at the two universities, and exchange researchers. The agreement was signed by Vice President of Zarqa University for Administrative Affairs, Nidal Eshah, and Khyber University President Zia Ul Haq. The agreement aims to promote cultural and scientific exchange between the two universities, as the agreement is a valuable opportunity to exchange expertise in many scientific fields. Eshah said that the signing of the agreement reflects the university's keenness to build bridges of communication locally and internationally and to deepen academic cooperation with international universities and academic institutions. He explained that academic cooperation opportunities contribute to realizing more academic and scientific achievements, pointing out that the actual cooperation with KMU will start directly by deve loping a joint work plan to implement activities and projects. Source: Jordan News Agency
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