PU, UTG collaborate for bilateral relations
PU would extend all kinds of support to enhance academic collaboration between universities
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LAHORE:
Punjab University (PU) and University of Gambia (UTG) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to collaborate in various academic disciplines and promote bilateral relations.
In this regard, a MoU signing ceremony was held at the committee room of Vice Chancellor’s office.
Dr Zafar Moeen Nasir said that PU would waive off fee and provide free accommodation to University of Gambia’s faculty members who wanted to pursue their higher studies at PU.
PU awards four PhD degrees
He said that PU would extend all kinds of support to enhance academic collaboration between the universities. The VC also gave a detailed briefing regarding Punjab University on the occasion.
Mr Yaya Sireh Jallow said that Pakistanis were playing their role in promotion of higher education sector in Gambia. He thanked PU VC for extending maximum support to his university.
University of Gambia’s VC Dr Faqir Anjum said that the university would like to seek cooperation from PU in the fields of medical, engineering and science.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 17th, 2017.
Punjab University (PU) and University of Gambia (UTG) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to collaborate in various academic disciplines and promote bilateral relations.
In this regard, a MoU signing ceremony was held at the committee room of Vice Chancellor’s office.
Dr Zafar Moeen Nasir said that PU would waive off fee and provide free accommodation to University of Gambia’s faculty members who wanted to pursue their higher studies at PU.
PU awards four PhD degrees
He said that PU would extend all kinds of support to enhance academic collaboration between the universities. The VC also gave a detailed briefing regarding Punjab University on the occasion.
Mr Yaya Sireh Jallow said that Pakistanis were playing their role in promotion of higher education sector in Gambia. He thanked PU VC for extending maximum support to his university.
University of Gambia’s VC Dr Faqir Anjum said that the university would like to seek cooperation from PU in the fields of medical, engineering and science.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 17th, 2017.