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FJDC and Egypt’s Alamein Hospital sign international academic and research collaboration MOU

Tue. 17 June 2025

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KARACHI: In a major step toward advancing global dental education and research, Fatima Jinnah Dental College (FJDC) has entered into a formal academic and research partnership with El Alamein Model Hospital, Egypt. The Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), signed by Prof. Dr. S. Hussain Askary, CEO of FJDC, and Dr. Islam Kassem, Head of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery and Research at El Alamein Hospital, sets a robust framework for international cooperation in dental sciences.

The agreement highlights a mutual commitment to fostering cutting-edge research, clinical innovation, and academic exchange programs that will benefit students, researchers, and healthcare professionals across both institutions.

Key highlights of the collaboration:

  • Joint research projects: Faculty and researchers will collaborate on dental and oral health studies, focusing on critical and emerging issues in oral and maxillofacial health.
  • Scholarly co-authorship: Opportunities to co-author peer-reviewed publications and scientific papers that meet global standards of academic excellence.
  • Student exchange and internships: The MOU supports cross-cultural learning, enabling student placements in Egypt and Pakistan to gain international clinical exposure and enhance professional competencies.
  • Faculty development: Exchange of teaching materials, digital tools, and advanced research methodologies to elevate the quality of education and scientific inquiry.
  • Technology and knowledge sharing: Both institutions will share best practices in dental technology and educational innovation to remain aligned with global healthcare trends.

This collaboration is built on shared values of scientific rigor, educational advancement, and a global vision for dental excellence. It reflects the growing importance of transnational partnerships in healthcare education, particularly in the field of oral and maxillofacial surgery.

By strengthening these academic bridges, FJDC and El Alamein Model Hospital aim to create a sustainable, innovation-driven platform for continuous learning, research breakthroughs, and impactful patient care. This MOU not only symbolizes a milestone in Pakistan-Egypt educational diplomacy, but also contributes to the broader global health agenda.

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