Prof. Dr. Eisa Bashier Eltayeb, Vice Chancellor of Sudan University of Science and Technology (SUST), Mr. Osama Mahjoub Hassan Dirar, Consul General of the Republic of the Sudan in Istanbul, prof. Hasabo Abdelbagi and Dr. Ramadan, they made a visit to İstanbul Technical University (ITU). Professor Bashier and his delegation met with professor Dr. Hassan rector of ITU, four dean's colleges and delegation. The meeting discussed new collaborative projects and cooperation areas that will further strengthen the partnership between the two institutions.
The deligates explored ways to transform the cooperation agreement signed last year into joint research and development projects, academic mobility initiatives, and sustainable collaborations.
Also, they discussed potential areas for collaboration, including mining, textile and petroleum technologies, as well as energy, materials science, water and environmental sciences, artificial intelligence, electronics and computer science, and aerospace. Through collaborative efforts in these fields, deligates aim to translate scientific knowledge into societal benefit while further strengthening the academic partnership between the two universities.
In line with internationalization vision, both parties believe that international partnerships should go beyond signed agreements. By fostering joint research, academic mobility, and collaborative projects, they are committed to building a lasting and sustainable culture of working together. The parties continue to strengthen their international collaborations through philosophy of co-learning, co-development, and co-achievement, transforming science and technology into long-term partnerships that create shared value across countries.
The deligates explored ways to transform the cooperation agreement signed last year into joint research and development projects, academic mobility initiatives, and sustainable collaborations.
Also, they discussed potential areas for collaboration, including mining, textile and petroleum technologies, as well as energy, materials science, water and environmental sciences, artificial intelligence, electronics and computer science, and aerospace. Through collaborative efforts in these fields, deligates aim to translate scientific knowledge into societal benefit while further strengthening the academic partnership between the two universities.
In line with internationalization vision, both parties believe that international partnerships should go beyond signed agreements. By fostering joint research, academic mobility, and collaborative projects, they are committed to building a lasting and sustainable culture of working together. The parties continue to strengthen their international collaborations through philosophy of co-learning, co-development, and co-achievement, transforming science and technology into long-term partnerships that create shared value across countries.







