Presiding over the University of Sharjah’s delegation was His Excellency Professor Hamid Majoul Al Nuaimi, Chancellor of the University of Sharjah. His presence underscored the institution’s commitment to academic leadership and regional collaboration, a vision strongly supported by His Highness Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed Al Qasimi, Deputy Ruler of Sharjah, and President of the University.
For two days, Kuwait became a vibrant hub for dialogue and innovation, as university leaders and scholars tackled the pressing challenges facing higher education amidst rapid technological change. The conference agenda was ambitious: fostering academic cooperation, sharing expertise, and exploring opportunities in artificial intelligence, e-learning, and innovation. The discussions reflected a shared determination to propel Arab universities into a future defined by digital transformation and cross-border academic synergy.
During meetings held as part of the conference, Prof. Al Nuaimi highlighted the University of Sharjah’s unwavering commitment to advancing academic excellence and reinforcing the stature of Arab education on the global stage. He emphasized the University’s ongoing efforts to expand its regional and international presence, actively contribute to the development of joint educational and research policies and promote the exchange of academic knowledge and expertise.
Prof. Al Naimiy also lauded the pivotal role played by the Association of Arab Universities in fostering dialogue and integration among higher education institutions. He reaffirmed the University of Sharjah’s dedication to supporting the Association’s initiatives and engaging in its future projects, all in pursuit of elevating university education and advancing sustainable development across the Arab world.
The conference’s sessions delved into critical issues such as enhancing the quality of education in Arab universities, expanding the scope of scientific research collaboration, encouraging innovation and entrepreneurship, and spotlighting the importance of digital transformation in higher education. Participants also discussed strategies to improve university rankings at both the Arab and international levels.
During his visit to Kuwait, the University of Sharjah delegation paid a visit to the UAE Embassy, where they were welcomed by Dr. Matar Hamed Al Neyadi, the UAE Ambassador to Kuwait. The meeting explored avenues for strengthening academic ties with Kuwaiti institutions, reflecting the University of Sharjah’s rapid development and its expanding network of international collaborations. The discussions covered a range of academic topics aimed at furthering higher education and scientific research.
In addition, Prof. Al Nuaimi took part in the 56th session of the Executive Council of the Association of Arab Universities, joining fellow university leaders in deliberations that promise to shape the future of higher education in the region.
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