
Sri Lanka’s Cabinet has approved a series of Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) between local and foreign universities, paving the way for enhanced educational cooperation and global academic integration.
The initiative, proposed by Prime Minister Harinini Amarasooriya, aims to elevate the international standing of Sri Lankan universities and foster cross-border collaboration in research and education.
These agreements mark a strategic step toward internationalizing Sri Lanka’s higher education landscape and expanding opportunities for students and researchers alike.
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