A Memorandum of Understanding Signed Between Afghan International Islamic University and Balkh University.

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A Memorandum of Understanding Signed Between Afghan International Islamic University and Balkh University.
On Thursday, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between the Afghan International Islamic University and Balkh University with the aim of expanding academic cooperation.
The MoU was signed during an official meeting between Pohenmal Mohibullah Hedayat, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs of Balkh University, along with his accompanying delegation, and Dr. Abdul Wahid Liaqat, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs of Afghan International Islamic University.
At the beginning of the meeting, Dr. Abdul Wahid Liaqat welcomed the guests and emphasized the need for effective academic cooperation between the two universities. He expressed hope that this MoU would strengthen academic relations and contribute to the expansion of joint activities.
On the other hand, the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs of Balkh University also pledged to enhance good relations and ensure continued cooperation between

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