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Al-Mustaqbal University held a coordination meeting today with representatives of the Applied Science Private University in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan to explore ways of strengthening academic and scientific cooperation between the two institutions. The meeting was conducted as part of the University's strategy to expand its international partnerships, advance education and scientific research, and promote the exchange of expertise in line with global developments The meeting, attended by representatives from both universities, addressed several strategic areas of cooperation, including collaboration in international university rankings and global academic accreditation, the development of training programs for students in medical and scientific colleges, and the organization of joint scientific conferences beginning in 2027. The discussions also covered opportunities for cooperation in the fields of artificial intelligence and science parks, as well as the organization of reciprocal academic and student exchange visits Both parties agreed to arrange an official visit by a delegation from Al-Mustaqbal University to the Applied Science Private University, culminating in the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). This agreement is expected to strengthen bilateral cooperation and broaden the scope of partnership between the two institutions The meeting reflects Al-Mustaqbal University's ongoing commitment to establishing effective academic partnerships with leading Arab and international universities in order to enhance the quality of education, promote scientific research, and further strengthen the University's position in international rankings and academic accreditation At the conclusion of the meeting, the Al-Mustaqbal University delegation expressed its sincere appreciation to Professor Wameed Hadi Talib, Dean of the Faculty of Supporting Sciences, and Dr. Aseel Abu Al-Rub, Head of International Agreements, for their dedication to establishing a genuine academic partnership that serves students and researchers while fostering scientific collaboration between the two universities