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Iranology center to be established at Pakistani university
Taheri highlighted the importance of scientific and academic collaboration between Iranian and Pakistani universities, citing the international standing of Iranian universities, with 73 institutions ranked globally by Times Higher Education.
During the meeting, Taheri emphasized the potential for cooperation in various fields, including student and instructor exchange programs, joint research projects, educational initiatives, and cultural events. He also suggested introducing Persian language classes and establishing an Iranology center at the university. Kamal welcomed the proposal, citing the university’s existing ties with Iranian universities, particularly Al-Zahra University, in areas such as science, culture, arts, language, and research. She expressed her institution’s willingness to sign a memorandum of understanding with the Iranian cultural center in Rawalpindi and other Iranian universities to formalize cooperation.