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Yemen renews cultural cooperation agreement with Morocco

[01/04/2019 07:34]

RABAT-SABA
Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research Hussein Basalama signed on Monday with Moroccan State Minister of National Education, Vocational Training, Higher Education and Scientific Research Mohammad al-Gharras renewing cultural cooperation agreement.

The agreement will help boosting cultural and scientific cooperation between the two countries and elaborating it to include different fields for increasing number of scholarships granted annually to Yemeni students to 50 seats.

The agreement, which will be valid to 2021, will include exchanging visits of officials, teachers and student researchers between the universities of the two countries and participation in conferences and debates and making use of libraries of the two countries.