The image shows the Iranian delegation at the COMSATS University Islamabad on July 23, 2026. — Facebook@cuiofficial
The picture exhibits the Iranian delegation on the COMSATS University Islamabad on July 23, 2026. — Facebook@cuiofficial

Islamabad: A high-level delegation from the Ministry of Science, Research and Technology (MSRT) of the Islamic Republic of Iran, led by Dr. Syed Mehdi Abtahi Forooshani, Deputy Minister, visited COMSATS University Islamabad (CUI) to discover avenues for strengthening bilateral cooperation in larger schooling, analysis, and innovation.

The delegation was accompanied by Dr. Muhammad Roshan, Senior Advisor to the Minister, together with representatives from the Embassy of Iran in Pakistan and Pakistan’s Ministry of Science and Technology.

The delegation was acquired by Prof. Dr. Raheel Qamar, Rector CUI, and senior college officers. Discussions targeted on increasing collaboration in trainer schooling, curriculum growth, digital studying, synthetic intelligence, academic expertise, joint analysis, college and pupil exchanges, and the group of joint academic seminars and webinars.

Presenting an outline of CUI’s academic excellence and institutional transformation, the Rector highlighted the University’s Digital Governance Ecosystem: Building a Greener, Smarter CUI, developed underneath his Green and Efficiency Initiative.

He showcased CUI’s built-in digital platforms — together with the Electronic Filing System (EFS), MeetingSphere, SmartSelect, Orbit, ThesisFlow@CUI, and Fiscus — working by means of a Single Sign-On framework to allow clever, AI-driven governance.

He famous that the EFS alone has eradicated the usage of over three million printed pages yearly, considerably decreasing the University’s environmental footprint. The Rector additionally highlighted scholarship alternatives out there to Iranian college students for Master’s and PhD programmes at CUI. Dr. Forooshani appreciated the University’s hospitality and counseled CUI’s digital transformation initiatives. He highlighted Iran’s sturdy larger schooling and expertise ecosystem and expressed confidence that nearer institutional collaboration would additional advance scientific analysis, innovation, and regional academic partnerships.



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