Sharjah & UK's RAU Forge Sustainable Partnership

His Highness expressed gratitude towards the Royal Agricultural University for their continuous support, which will greatly contribute to the University of Sharjah's scientific progress in the agricultural domain. He praised the esteemed reputation of the Royal Agricultural University globally and acknowledged its extensive experience, making it a scientific and practical leader in the field, hence the selection for collaboration.
The Royal Agricultural University, established in 1845, is the world's oldest agricultural college and ranks among the top 100 universities globally. Offering over 20 undergraduate and master's programmes in agriculture, including agricultural and food business management, environment, and food.
Dr. Peter McCaffery, the Vice Chancellor of the Royal Agricultural University, thanked His Highness for the opportunity for academic and scientific collaboration, foreseeing productive cooperation based on ambitious plans aimed at enhancing knowledge, education, and the application of integrated agricultural and environmental systems.
McCaffery emphasised that the University of Al Dhaid's educational experience would be distinguished by its scientific plans in agriculture and veterinary medicine, aligning with efforts by prestigious universities to bridge theory with practice and promote innovation, contributing to addressing global challenges in food and environmental security.

In conclusion, McCaffery appreciated Sharjah's and the University of Al Dhaid's efforts in establishing a comprehensive academic system to meet future needs and tackle climate and agricultural challenges, reinforcing Sharjah's position as a leading emirate in sustainable agriculture and food security through strategic partnerships.