In a virtual meeting with the scientific networks of Islamic countries, the Secretary General of CINVU announced the provision of new services of this international academic organization and called for strengthening effective relations with other scientific and technological networks for the scientific advancement of the Islamic world.

 

According to the Public Relations of CINVU, Dr. Karim Najafi Barzegar, Secretary General of CINVU, presented a report to Prof. Muhammad Iqbal Choudhary at the event, the General Coordinator of COMSTECH and members of other networks stated about the recent activities and achievements of CINVU: To 50 universities and the number of virtual students has increased to 30 million and at the same time with the introduction of new services such as launching currency exchange portal, providing a new version of online learning systems and virtual meeting systems, designing a secure exam system and launching a new version of CINVU's Website, to be able to present new capacities to the Islamic world in order to create educational justice.

 

Referring to the future plans of CINVU, he announced his readiness to strengthen joint cooperation and added: It continues and we hope that in the near future, in order to establish effective connections with other scientific and technological networks, we will host a meeting with the presence of the Coordinator General of COMSTECH and members of the networks in Iran.

 

Following this event, which was accompanied by the introduction of Dr. Ali Karimi Morid as Deputy of Strategic Affairs and Head of the Permanent Secretariat of CINVU, Prof. Muhammad Iqbal Choudhary, Coordinator General of COMSTECH Emphasized COMSTECH's support for Dr. Karimi Morid in order to formulate programs and follow up the output of expert meetings in support of member universities and disadvantaged countries, and in order to increase synergy, scientific and technological advancement in Islamic countries and increase financial and organizational assistance, by sending letters to governments. The host of science and technology networks of the Islamic world announced.

 

In this virtual meeting, the heads of space science and technology networks, science and technology parks, nanotechnology, information technology, water resources development and management, oceanography, agriculture and tropical medicine of the Islamic world will also express their views on issues related to the field, they emphasized the need for the growth of science and technology in Islamic countries and called for strengthening cooperation with other networks.

 

Notably, the COMSTECH Inter-Islamic Network on Virtual Universities (CINVU) is an international educational, research, knowledge-based, and technology network affiliated with the Ministerial Standing Committee on Scientific and Technological Cooperation of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (COMSTECH), which is hosted by the Ministry of Science, Research, and Technology of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

With the idea of creating educational equity, CINVU is a base for expanding universal public education based on smart and online technology that by networking of capacities, uses the power of education, research, innovation, and technology, in line with the approach of helping to empower and advance the countries of the Islamic world.