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University of Tehran to open branches in Iraq
The branch aims to accept students in the near future, with plans for further expansion into other Iraqi cities. Moqimi emphasized the prioritization of scientific cooperation with neighboring countries, particularly Iraq, by the Islamic Republic of Iran.
He highlighted the university’s strategic approach to establishing branches abroad, focusing on three main regions: The Middle East and Africa, the Eurasian region, and the Indian subcontinent.
In addition to the initiative in Iraq, Moqimi announced plans for a branch in South Africa, coinciding with an upcoming visit by President Ebrahim Raisi.
He also said ongoing efforts to establish branches in Georgia and Dubai, with another branch slated for launch in New Delhi.
Regarding the Iraq venture, Moqimi underscored the distinct approach, aiming to tailor programs to meet the needs of the Iraqi government and people.
University of Tehran’s deputy president for international affairs Elham Aminzadeh, reported that currently, over 600 Iraqi students are enrolled at the University of Tehran, with the majority pursuing doctoral degrees.
The Deputy Minister of Science in Iraq expressed support for the establishment of the University of Tehran branch in Najaf, indicating swift action in the evaluation process to facilitate its realization.
The move reflects a broader strategy of academic expansion and collaboration, fostering ties between Iran and its neighbors while providing educational opportunities across borders.