The discussions focused on strengthening strategic cooperation in higher education, science and innovation, fostering joint research initiatives and academic projects, and creating new opportunities for faculty members and students.
During the meeting, a Memorandum of Cooperation was signed, establishing a framework for professional development, research internships, academic and professional exchange, seminars, conferences, and the implementation of joint educational and research projects.
Particular emphasis was placed on innovative pedagogy, advanced teaching methodologies and the integration of modern educational technologies to enhance the quality of education and strengthen pedagogical competencies.
Establishing academic mobility opportunities at undergraduate, master's and PhD levels was identified as one of the key priorities. The partnership also envisages expanding internship opportunities, academic consultations and the exchange of expertise among faculty members and researchers.
Student and academic exchange programmes are expected to be developed across a broad range of disciplines, including Economics and Finance, Business Management, Law, History, Psychology, Applied Mathematics, Information Technology, Computer Engineering, English Philology, Tourism and Hospitality Management.
Furthermore, the universities explored prospects for conducting joint research, producing academic publications, participating in international grant programmes, implementing interdisciplinary projects and translating research findings into practical applications.
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