Universitas Djuanda and Mardin Artuklu University, Turkiye, Establish Strategic Partnership
As part of the 7th Djuanda International Conference 2023 and The 23 International Academic Conference on Islamic Jerusalem Bayt-Almaqdis Studies, Djuanda University (UNIDA) and Mardin Artuklu University from Turkey have officially signed a partnership agreement. The memorandum of understanding was signed on Wednesday, December 13, 2023, at the BYC Hall, 5th Floor of the EF Building on UNIDA campus.
On this occasion, Mardin Artuklu University also signed a cooperation agreement with the Regional Higher Education Service Institute (LLDIKTI) for West Java and Banten, fully supported by UNIDA and the Academy for Islamic Jerusalem Bayt al-Maqdis Studies.
The signing ceremony, marked by enthusiasm and shared commitment, was attended by key representatives from the respective institutions. This collaboration aims to promote academic, research, and cultural exchanges between Mardin Artuklu University, UNIDA, and several other universities under the auspices of LLDIKTI for West Java and Banten, creating opportunities for collaborative projects.
UNIDA, an institution dedicated to academic excellence, views this partnership as a significant step in enhancing its global footprint. The collaboration with Mardin Artuklu University, renowned for its rich academic traditions and global perspectives, is expected to bring diverse benefits to both institutions.
This partnership will facilitate student and faculty exchange programs, joint research initiatives, and the development of collaborative academic programs. Additionally, the universities will explore opportunities for joint conferences, seminars, and workshops that will contribute to the advancement of knowledge and academic discourse.
Prof. Mohamad Ali Fulazzaky, Ph.D., the Rector of Djuanda University, expressed his optimism about this collaboration.
"This partnership aligns with our commitment to providing our students with a truly global education. We believe that the exchange of ideas, knowledge, and cultural understanding will enrich the academic experience for everyone involved."
It is hoped that this collaboration will open new avenues for academic and cultural exchange, encouraging deeper relations of understanding between the institutions so that they can provide wider benefits.