Surkhet: Mid-West University and Israeli Ambassador to Nepal H.E. Shmulik Arie Bass held discussions on academic cooperation, faculty capacity development, and agricultural development during an interaction program at the university on Monday, 16 Kartik 2083 BS.
The discussions took place during the "MU with Ambassador" program, chaired by the university's Vice-Chancellor, Er. Dr. Rajan Suwal, with Ambassador Bass attending as the chief guest.
The program focused on Karnali Province's development potential and opportunities for cooperation with Israeli universities.
Vice-Chancellor Dr. Suwal stated that Karnali Province is rich in natural resources and that cooperation with Israeli universities could help utilize the province's potential.
He expressed expectations that the ambassador would provide support and facilitation in expanding institutional cooperation with Israeli universities, particularly in faculty capacity development, improving laboratory facilities, and strengthening research activities.
Responding to these proposals, Ambassador Bass acknowledged the considerable potential for development and cooperation in Karnali Province. He expressed his commitment to facilitating the necessary partnerships with various universities in Israel.
The ambassador particularly highlighted opportunities for Nepali agriculture students and graduates through the "Learn and Earn" program, which focuses on the agricultural sector.
University Registrar Dr. Sudip Thakuri delivered the welcome remarks and provided an overview of the university's academic programs, institutional status, and priorities.
Similarly, Dr. Karan Singh Dhami, Dean of the Graduate School of Agriculture and Forestry, discussed the "Learn and Earn" programs previously conducted for Nepali agriculture graduates and faculty exchange initiatives.
He stressed the need to continue these programs and expand cooperation in the coming years.
The interaction program was also attended by Ambassador Bass's wife, Meirav Peleg Bass, and Ramesh Bhatt, Political Advisor at the Israeli Embassy.
Dr. Bishnu Kumar Khadka, Executive Director of the Directorate of Planning, Development and Monitoring, conducted the program, while Dr. Yadu Prasad Gyawali, Executive Director of the Directorate of International Relations, delivered a presentation introducing the university.
Deans of various graduate schools, the Head of Examination Management, executive directors, other university officials, and administrative staff also participated in the interaction.
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