Algerian-Zambian cooperation in the field of scientific research – New Algeria

Everyone signed minister Higher education and scientific research Kamal Badari signed a cooperation agreement between Algeria and the State of Zambia in order to exchange experiences and develop the partnership between the two countries in the field of higher education and scientific research.

The agreement was signed at the Ministry’s headquarters, where a representative revealed the government The aim of the agreement is to embody an actual partnership through the preparation of university training offers between Algeria and Zambia, the exchange of experiences, and the exchange of student and supervisory activity.

Not far from that, Badari mentioned that no less than 67 students from Zambia are pursuing their higher education in various Algerian universities, of whom 44 are registered during the current academic season. Through this cooperation, according to Badari, the two countries seek to achieve twinning between the universities of the two countries by “preparing joint training programs and granting Algerian-Zambian dual degrees.”

Moreover, the terms of the agreement also included transfer Experience Algerian research in the field of scientific research based on “innovation, contribution to national economic development and wealth creation,” highlighting Algeria’s role in accompanying, especially the countries of the African continent, to achieve prosperity and wealth.

In turn, Zambian Education Minister Douglas Munsaka Syakalema praised Algeria’s efforts to develop Higher Education And scientific research, noting that the agreement “will enable his country to learn about and benefit from the successful Algerian experience in this field.”