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ARMENIA, JORDAN SIGN EDUCATIONAL AGREEMENT
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12:03 25.06.2013
Jordan's Prime Minister Abdullah Ensour met on Monday with visiting
Armenian Minister of Education and Science Armen Ashotyan and his
accompanying delegation, in the presence of Minister of Higher
Education and Scientific research Amin Mahmoud, Petra reports.
Talks during the meeting focused on boosting relations between the
two countries in various fields.
Ensour said that both Jordan and Armenia have common concerns, mainly
the lack of resources and investment in human resources.
The Armenian minister expressed his country's desire to increase
cooperation with Jordan, particularly in the exchange of educational
expertise and scholarships and to further enhance economic ties
between the two countries.
Jordan and Armenia signed on Monday an educational and scientific
cooperation agreement, under which both sides will provide the
other with scholarships to attend higher education and scientific
institutions in either country.
Both countries will also work to support educational and scientific
issues through joint work with international organizations and will
encourage the exchange of visits among scholars, professors, teachers,
and students, with the aim of exchanging expertise in the educational
and scientific domains.
The agreement also aims to boost cooperation and relations among
institutes from both countries, implement programs and projects,
and exchange data in educational and scientific fields.
Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research Amin Mahmoud, who
signed the agreement on behalf of Jordan, highlighted the contribution
of Jordan's 25,000-member Armenian community in assisting the country's
development process over the past few decades.
Armenian Minister of Education and Science Armen Ashotyan, who signed
the agreement on behalf of the Armenian side, said the bilateral
cultural and scientific relations would be strengthened further with
the signing of the agreement .
From: Baghdasarian
http://www.armradio.am/en/2013/06/25/armenia-jordan-sign-educational-agreement/
12:03 25.06.2013
Jordan's Prime Minister Abdullah Ensour met on Monday with visiting
Armenian Minister of Education and Science Armen Ashotyan and his
accompanying delegation, in the presence of Minister of Higher
Education and Scientific research Amin Mahmoud, Petra reports.
Talks during the meeting focused on boosting relations between the
two countries in various fields.
Ensour said that both Jordan and Armenia have common concerns, mainly
the lack of resources and investment in human resources.
The Armenian minister expressed his country's desire to increase
cooperation with Jordan, particularly in the exchange of educational
expertise and scholarships and to further enhance economic ties
between the two countries.
Jordan and Armenia signed on Monday an educational and scientific
cooperation agreement, under which both sides will provide the
other with scholarships to attend higher education and scientific
institutions in either country.
Both countries will also work to support educational and scientific
issues through joint work with international organizations and will
encourage the exchange of visits among scholars, professors, teachers,
and students, with the aim of exchanging expertise in the educational
and scientific domains.
The agreement also aims to boost cooperation and relations among
institutes from both countries, implement programs and projects,
and exchange data in educational and scientific fields.
Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research Amin Mahmoud, who
signed the agreement on behalf of Jordan, highlighted the contribution
of Jordan's 25,000-member Armenian community in assisting the country's
development process over the past few decades.
Armenian Minister of Education and Science Armen Ashotyan, who signed
the agreement on behalf of the Armenian side, said the bilateral
cultural and scientific relations would be strengthened further with
the signing of the agreement .
From: Baghdasarian