Greek Education Ministry Reportedly Urges Universities to Deepen Ties With Israel
An Israeli initiative said to be worth more than $2.2 million would fund joint research, scholarships and exchange programs between Greek and Israeli universities.
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Greece's Ministry of Education has reportedly urged the country's universities to expand academic cooperation with Israel, according to a report by the Greek outlet EFSYN cited by Anadolu Agency.
The report says an Israeli initiative is offering more than $2.2 million in funding to support joint research projects, scholarships and exchange programs between institutions in the two countries. The scale of the offer suggests an effort to build longer-term academic and research links between Greek and Israeli universities.
Specifics about which Greek institutions might take part, how the funds would be allocated, or a timeline for the initiative were not included in the available reporting. It is also unclear whether any formal agreements have yet been signed between universities on either side.
Neither the Greek Ministry of Education nor Israeli officials were quoted directly in the account of the report, and there has been no public response yet from Greek academic bodies or student groups to the reported push for closer cooperation.
Sources
- Greek Education Ministry reportedly urges universities to expand academic cooperation with Israel — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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