A delegation from Thailand visited Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) on Sunday to discuss collaboration between Thailand and the university. The delegation, including Thailands Ambassador Pattarat Hongtong, viewed items related to the founder of AMU, Sir Syed Ahmed Khan, at Sir Syed House and discussed the curriculum coordination for two new degree courses.Visit to AMUThe AMU administration welcomed the delegation and met with Vice Chancellor Prof. Met Mohammad Gulrez at his residence. The delegation discussed various issues regarding collaboration between the two countries and AMU. Later, the delegation members proceeded to the Thailand Student Association banquet at Strachey Hall, organised in their honour.During the program, the students showcased the historical buildings of the university to the delegation. The delegation members interacted with the students and took selfies with them. The health of Thai students was examined by a team of doctors. Deputy Proctor Prof. Syed Ali Nawaz Zaidi and Universitys PRO Umar Peerzada were also present.Discussions on CollaborationThailands Ambassador Pattarat Hongtong was impressed by the infrastructure and facilities at AMU and expressed his willingness to strengthen ties between Thailand and the university. He also discussed the curriculum coordination for two new degree courses, which would facilitate the mobility of students between the two countries. These courses will help in better development and offer more significant learning opportunities. The AMU administration also expressed keenness to collaborate with Thailand in various fields, including research and development, faculty and student exchange programs, and cultural exchanges.ConclusionThe delegations visit from Thailand to AMU was an essential step towards strengthening collaboration between Thailand and India. The discussions between the delegation and the AMU administration were positive and will increase ties between the two countries. These collaborations are essential for the progress and development of society, and it is hoped that more universities and countries will come forward to collaborate and share knowledge and ideas. This visit highlights the importance of cultural exchanges between countries, which can foster better understanding and cooperation between nations.
