الهند: خريجو جامعة أليجار يتعهدون بدعم الجامعة الإسلامية

خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

أكد خريجو "جامعة أليجار" الإسلامية بولاية "أوتر براديش" الهندية خلال المؤتمر الثاني عشر لاتحاد الخريجين - أكدوا الاستمرار في دعم الجامعة والمجتمع الإسلامي، وتوطيد التعاون بين الخريجين المقيمين بـ"الولايات المتحدة"، والذي يبلغ عددهم 3000، وبـ"كندا" نحو 800، وغيرهم للاستمرار في دعم التعليم والمجتمع.

وقد دعا بعض الحضور إلى ضرورة تطوير برامج التعليم بالجامعة لتشمل تكنولوجيا النانو، والتغيير المناخي، والدراسات الدولية واللغات المختلفة - كالصينية والفرنسية والألمانية - للمشاركة في النظام الاقتصادي العالمي؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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Alumni Pledge Support to Aligarh Muslim University at National Convention

For the nearly hundred delegates who came to Bayou City this past weekend, it was a matter of pride that the vice chancellor of their alma mater had come to attend their annual convention, the 12th such national event for the graduates of the prestigious Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh.

Many had traveled from out of state to attend the event which was held over three days, June 28 through 30, at the Crowne Plaza Houston River Oaks.

The annual convention is organized every year by the Federation of Aligarh Alumni Associations (FAAA), which, as the name implies, unites the efforts of chapters across the United States.

According to some estimates, there are 3,000 AMU graduates in the U.S. and another 800 in Canada, but there are easily several thousand more that live overseas in Europe, Australia and the Far East. They are united in their passion to keep the secular vision of their alma mater in sight. The FAAA is a non-profit, secular, non-partisan and non-political organization devoted to serving the educational, social, literary and cultural needs of the community.

Shah explained his vision of spearheading new programs at AMU, like nanotechnology, international studies, focus on climate change, managing conservation and teaching other languages like Chinese, French, German and Hebrew in order to compete in a changing global economic order.

He then outlined his ambitious program to rebuild the campus by adding to its sports facilities including a new golf course and Astroturf hockey field, improve the food at the cafeterias, conserve the beautiful historical buildings, add a convention center and expand the Jawahar Lal Nehru Medical College and dispensary.