Al-Madinah International University is strengthening ties with Libya to boost international student enrollment.
During a recent visit, the university’s CEO, Asst. Prof. TS. Dr. Ammar Bathich, met with Mr. Novie Tajuddin, CEO of Education Malaysia Global Services. They discussed strategies to attract more international students, particularly from Libya, in collaboration with the Libyan Embassy.
Strengthening Cooperation with Libya
The visit included discussions on enhancing mutual cooperation between Al-Madinah International University and Education Malaysia Global Services. The focus was on increasing the number of Libyan-sponsored students at the university. The Libyan Ambassador to Malaysia, Mr. Mohammed Atiya, emphasized the importance of this partnership.
Both parties aim to streamline student admissions and improve academic and administrative procedures for international students. This collaboration is expected to create a supportive environment for Libyan students pursuing their studies in Malaysia.
Al-Madinah University: Key figures on International Students
- An amount was not specified
Future Steps for Student Enrollment
- Enhance communication regarding student admissions
- Increase outreach efforts to attract Libyan students
- Coordinate with the Libyan Embassy for student sponsorships
Al-Madinah International University is committed to expanding its international student community, particularly from Libya.
