Amman: President of Princess Sumaya University for Technology (PSUT), Dr. Wijdan Abu El-Haija, engaged in discussions with the Australian Ambassador to Jordan, Bernard Lynch, focusing on enhancing joint academic cooperation.
According to Jordan News Agency, during a meeting at PSUT's headquarters, Abu El-Haija highlighted the significance of academic and research collaboration with Australian institutions. She emphasized the necessity of exchanging expertise and knowledge to align with the directives of Her Royal Highness Princess Sumaya bint El Hassan, Chair of PSUT Board of Trustees. This initiative aims to elevate educational standards and foster academic integration among global educational and research entities.
Ambassador Lynch conveyed his admiration for PSUT's level of education and scientific research, recognizing the efforts of Her Royal Highness Princess Sumaya bint El Hassan in promoting academic excellence and enhancing Jordan's stature as a regional hub for knowledge and technology. He noted the strong Jordanian-Australian ties in multiple sectors and highlighted the embassy's efforts to strengthen bilateral relations across all domains.
During his visit, Lynch interacted with university students, discussing opportunities for academic exchanges between PSUT and Australian universities. The ambassador addressed student inquiries about scholarship programs, research collaborations, and the prospects of studying in Australia, underscoring his country's dedication to fostering academic communication between Jordanian and Australian youth.