Comstech signs MoU with Turkish university
ISLAMABAD: The NETKENT Mediterranean Research and Science University, TRNC/Turkey and OIC Ministerial Standing Committee on Scientific & Technological Cooperation Comstech, entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
The MoU was signed by Coordinator General, Comstech, Prof. Dr. M. Iqbal Choudhary and Rector, NETKENT Mediterranean Research and Science University, Prof. Tayfun Turgay, in an online ceremony.
With this MoU, the NETKENT Mediterranean Research and Science University will be inducted as a member of Comstech Consortium of Excellence (CCOE). CCoE comprises upon leading science technology and engineering academic and research institutions from OIC member states. By now 20 top institutions/universities have become member of CCoE.
The aim of CCoE is to create S&T interdependence among OIC member states and build capacity in key areas of STEM through exchange programmes. CCoE was established last year by Comstech and Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) under the ‘Science Diplomacy’ initiative of MoFA, Pakistan.
Being a member of CCoE, the NETKENT Mediterranean Research and Science University will be able to exchange faculty, researchers, graduate and postgraduate students, scientific publications, study programmes, academic projects or any data or information on mutual understanding basis with any other member university of CCoE. The CCoE membership provides opportunity, to establish joint supervision, research projects, publications and patents, to the member institutions.
NETKENT Mediterranean Research and Science University will be able to organize joint courses, workshops, seminars and skill development trainings along with participation in CCoE’s annual meetings and other activities. COMSTECH may provide travel support to the visiting scholars or postdoctoral fellows.
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