Pakistani Ambassador Urges Stronger Science Ties During Visit to Iran's Sharif University
Envoy's tour of Tehran institution highlighted calls for deeper academic and technological cooperation between Pakistan and Iran, according to IRNA.
Pakistan's Ambassador to Iran called for expanded scientific and technological collaboration between the two countries' higher education institutions during a visit to Sharif University of Technology in Tehran, the Iranian state news agency IRNA reported.
According to IRNA, the ambassador emphasized the importance of strengthening academic ties between Pakistani and Iranian universities as part of broader efforts to deepen bilateral cooperation.
The report did not provide further details on specific agreements, programs, or officials from Sharif University involved in the meeting.
IRNA is Iran's official state-run news agency. Further information about the visit, including any concrete outcomes or follow-up initiatives, was not immediately available.
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- Pakistani envoy calls for boosting scientific ties on a visit to Sharif University of Technology in Tehran — IRNA (Iran)
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