On November 1, 2026, the University of Algiers 1 Benyoussef Benkheda and the Kofi Annan University in Guinea (UKAG) signed a cooperation agreement. The signing ceremony was attended by a delegation from the university, led by its director, Professor Amar Hayam, along with the university's deputy director for higher education in the third cycle, university qualification, and scientific research. The agreement aims to strengthen the partnership between the two institutions and expand the horizons of university and research cooperation.
The cooperation agreement opens up new avenues for collaboration in areas such as university mobility, scientific research, joint supervision of doctoral theses, and joint pedagogical programs. It also includes the exchange of academic experiences and exploration of mobility and research cooperation opportunities under the Erasmus+ program. This partnership aligns with the University of Algiers 1's efforts to enhance its international cooperation, expand academic and scientific exchange opportunities, and improve the quality of education and scientific research.
The agreement was signed in the presence of a representative from the Algerian ambassador to Guinea. The University of Algiers 1's efforts to strengthen international partnerships reflect its commitment to improving the quality of education and research. By collaborating with the Kofi Annan University, the University of Algiers 1 aims to foster a culture of academic excellence and innovation.
The cooperation agreement is expected to have a positive impact on the academic and research communities in both Algeria and Guinea. It will provide opportunities for students, researchers, and academics to engage in mobility programs, joint research projects, and academic exchanges. This, in turn, will contribute to the development of human capital and the advancement of knowledge in various fields.
The University of Algiers 1 has been actively seeking to establish partnerships with international institutions to enhance its academic and research capabilities. The cooperation agreement with the Kofi Annan University is a significant step in this direction. It demonstrates the university's commitment to internationalization and its desire to be a hub for academic and research excellence in the region.
The Erasmus+ program is a European Union-funded program that aims to promote mobility and cooperation among higher education institutions in Europe and other parts of the world. The University of Algiers 1's participation in this program will provide its students and researchers with opportunities to engage in mobility programs and joint research projects with European and international partners.
The cooperation agreement between the University of Algiers 1 and the Kofi Annan University is a significant development in the field of higher education in Algeria and Guinea. It reflects the growing recognition of the importance of international cooperation and academic exchange in achieving academic excellence and advancing knowledge. The agreement is expected to have a lasting impact on the academic and research communities in both countries.
Key points
- The University of Algiers 1 and the Kofi Annan University in Guinea have signed a cooperation agreement to enhance academic and scientific partnership and expand research opportunities.
- The agreement opens up new avenues for collaboration in areas such as university mobility, scientific research, and joint pedagogical programs.
- The partnership aligns with the University of Algiers 1's efforts to enhance its international cooperation and improve the quality of education and scientific research.
