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NUST Hosts Iranian Delegation On Academic Collaboration

  • July 29, 2026
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National University of Sciences and Technology hosted a delegation from the Islamic Republic of Iran in collaboration with Iran’s Ministry of Science and Technology, with the visiting delegation welcomed by NUST Rector Dr Muhammad Zahid Latif and the university’s leadership. The visit gave the delegation an opportunity to engage directly with NUST’s academic and research community.

During the visit, the delegation was presented with an overview of NUST’s academic, research, and innovation ecosystem, followed by tours of key academic, research, and innovation facilities across the university’s campus. The visit gave delegation members firsthand exposure to the range of research and innovation activity underway at the university, spanning multiple academic disciplines.

The engagement concluded with an interactive session and exchange of views between the two sides, reflecting a shared commitment to strengthening academic collaboration, knowledge exchange, and institutional linkages between NUST and Iranian research and educational institutions. Visits of this kind typically serve as a starting point for identifying specific areas of future cooperation, including student and faculty exchange programs, joint research initiatives, and collaborative academic projects.

The visit adds to a series of engagements NUST has held with international academic and research institutions in recent months, reflecting the university’s continued interest in building international partnerships across research and higher education. As NUST looks to expand its global academic network, exchanges like this one with Iran’s Ministry of Science and Technology contribute to a broader pattern of international collaboration shaping the university’s research and innovation priorities going forward.

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