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Tashkent Strengthens Collaboration with Sharif University of Technology to Enhance Educational Ties
Uzbekistan’s First Deputy Minister of Higher Education, Daliv Shahrukh Khozhakbarovich, has advocated for stronger partnerships between Sharif University of Technology and Uzbek universities to enhance educational collaboration. A memorandum of understanding was signed to establish a Sharif University branch in Tashkent and develop a science and technology park. Khozhakbarovich also emphasized the importance of direct interactions between scientific officials for impactful results. Discussions included joint research, student exchange, and collaborative funding, aiming to enrich both nations’ technological landscapes. Uzbekistan expressed interest in broader cooperation with Iran, recognizing its advancements in science and technology, fostering a promising future for regional collaboration.
Over 6 Million Afghan Nationals Call Iran Home: A Deep Dive into Their Lives and Challenges
Iran hosts approximately 6.1 million Afghan refugees, making it a leading country for refugee accommodation. This includes 2.1 million documented immigrants, around 2 million registered, and many unauthorized individuals, primarily women and children facing economic challenges. Over one million undocumented Afghans were deported last year, with 40% returning voluntarily. Recent discussions between Afghan and Iranian officials focused on improving conditions for migrants, with plans for voluntary return and housing initiatives in Afghanistan. Iran’s Foreign Minister emphasized a gradual, dignified repatriation process to avoid social disruptions, urging international cooperation to address the refugee crisis effectively.
Iran Celebrated as a Trailblazer in Assistive Technology at GATE Summit
At the GATE Summit 2025, Iran presented an innovative assistive technology model recognized as a successful template for developing nations. Hosted by WHO and UNICEF, the summit aimed to enhance equitable access to assistive technology. Mostafa Qanei detailed Iran’s strategic initiatives aligning with the WHO-GATE framework, emphasizing partnerships, especially with UNICEF. This collaboration has yielded significant results, including innovation challenges for youth. The summit seeks to increase awareness, share strategies, and expand stakeholder networks to improve access to assistive technologies. With 2.5 billion people needing these technologies, the summit’s efforts are vital for achieving Sustainable Development Goals and promoting inclusivity.
Baghdad Seeks Collaborative Educational Initiatives with Tehran for Enhanced Learning Opportunities
Iraqi Minister Naeem Al-Aboudi emphasized the need for academic collaboration with Iran, focusing on exchanging professors and students to enhance Iraq’s scientific infrastructure. In a meeting with Iranian Minister Hossein Simaei-Sarraf, they discussed Iran’s advancements in technology and the importance of joint research initiatives. The second Iran-Iraq Science Week aims to strengthen scientific ties, promote expertise sharing, and establish partnerships among over 60 universities. Following a successful inaugural event, multiple memorandums of understanding were signed, facilitating student exchanges, joint research, and collaboration in various fields, thus fostering a brighter future for both nations’ academic landscapes.
Revolutionary Men’s Self-Care App Set to Launch: Elevate Your Wellness Routine!
The Iranian health ministry is launching an AI-powered men’s self-care application to improve healthcare access for men with busy schedules. This app provides personalized health recommendations, health tracking, and resources on common male health issues. Additionally, a similar application for women’s health is in development, enabling women to manage their health effectively. The ministry has also initiated a virtual training program for disease prevention, starting in Qom. Celebrating Men’s Health Week in June 2024 aims to raise awareness of health challenges men face. President Pezeshkian praised Iran’s health system for its advancements and commitment to comprehensive care.
Iranian and Italian Universities Forge Groundbreaking Scientific and Educational Partnership
Shahid Beheshti University in Tehran has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Italy’s University of Salento to enhance scientific, research, and educational collaboration. The agreement includes joint courses, sabbaticals, research projects, workshops, and exchange programs. This partnership aims to build a framework for ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange. Similarly, Allameh Tabatabai University recently signed an MOU with the University of Salento, focusing on social sciences. Additionally, Luiss University in Italy expressed interest in strengthening ties with Iranian universities. These initiatives reflect a growing trend of international academic cooperation, fostering innovation and enriching educational experiences.