Higher Education Minister Engages with Libyan Ambassador

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Higher Education Minister Engages with Libyan Ambassador

Strengthening Educational Ties Between Sudan and Libya

Port Sudan, 11 October 2025 – A significant meeting took place today between the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Professor Ahmed Mudawi Musa, and Dr. Fawzi Abdel-Rahim Boumraiz, Ambassador of the State of Libya to Sudan. The discussion focused on enhancing academic and scientific cooperation between the two nations, with a particular emphasis on supporting Sudanese students and faculty through various initiatives.

Professor Mudawi expressed his appreciation for the longstanding and brotherly relations between Sudan and Libya. He highlighted the importance of Libya’s continued support, which includes providing scholarships, facilitating academic exchanges, and admitting Sudanese students into Libyan higher education institutions. These efforts, he noted, are highly valued by the Sudanese people and reflect the deep-rooted partnership between the two countries.

The minister emphasized that Sudan remains committed to all previous agreements signed between the two nations. He also reiterated his ministry’s interest in expanding the scope of academic and scientific collaboration to better serve the needs of students and educational institutions in both countries.

Key Areas of Discussion

During the meeting, several key areas were discussed:

  • Enhancing Academic Cooperation: Both parties explored ways to strengthen ties between Sudanese and Libyan universities and research centers. This includes promoting joint research projects and sharing of knowledge and expertise.
  • Scholarship Opportunities: The possibility of increasing scholarship programs for Sudanese students was a central topic. These opportunities aim to provide more students with access to quality education in Libya.
  • Student Exchange Programs: There was a focus on expanding student exchange programs to foster cultural understanding and academic growth. Such programs allow students to gain international experience and build professional networks.
  • Memorandum of Understanding (MoU): Discussions were held on the potential signing of an MoU in the fields of higher education, scientific research, and the exchange of expertise. This agreement would formalize the commitment of both countries to work together on these issues.

Recognition of Libya's Support

Ambassador Boumraiz expressed his gratitude for the warm reception extended to him during the meeting. He praised the resilience and progress of Sudan’s higher education sector, despite the challenges posed by ongoing conflicts. He reaffirmed Libya’s dedication to maintaining and strengthening cooperation in higher education and scientific research, emphasizing its role in promoting development and building human capacities in both countries.

The ambassador also highlighted the importance of continued dialogue and coordination between relevant institutions to ensure the success of joint initiatives. He noted that such efforts not only benefit individual students and researchers but also contribute to the broader goals of regional stability and economic growth.

Future Collaborations

Both sides agreed on the need to maintain open lines of communication and to work closely with each other to advance their shared objectives. They emphasized the importance of regular meetings and the establishment of working groups to monitor progress and address any challenges that may arise.

In addition to the above, the two parties discussed several joint initiatives aimed at further strengthening the relationship between Sudan and Libya. These include:

  • Strengthening Student Exchange Programs: Expanding existing programs to include more students and academic staff from both countries.
  • Expanding Scholarship Opportunities: Increasing the number of scholarships available to Sudanese students in Libya.
  • Activating Partnerships: Encouraging collaborations between universities and research centers in both nations to promote innovation and knowledge sharing.

Conclusion

At the conclusion of the meeting, both parties reaffirmed their commitment to maintaining strong ties and continuing to work together on initiatives that benefit the educational sectors of both countries. They recognized the importance of these efforts in fostering a sense of brotherhood and mutual respect between Sudan and Libya.


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