The Islamic Strategic Management Institute (ISMI) and Khatam Al-Nabieen University of Afghanistan (KNU), in synergy with the Inter-Islamic Network on Nano-Technology (INN), have reached an understanding aimed at expanding infrastructural and operational cooperation.

According to the ISMI Public Relations, the adoption of the academic super-application “Acalearn” by KNU will constitute part of this new phase of collaboration. The University will also establish its official page on Acalearn and utilize the platform for both online and offline education. This super-application is a knowledge-based achievement of ISMI, which is a member of INN and Incubator of Iran's MERC.

Another key item on the agenda of the meeting was the review of executive mechanisms for expanding bilateral cooperation. This was agreed upon during discussions between Dr. Ali Karimi Morid, President of ISMI and Strategic Executive Deputy of INN, and Dr. Khadem Hussein Habibi, Head of the Ghazni Branch of KNU. The event was held online, with high speed and quality, via the Acalearn super-application.

According to the report, KNU is one of Afghanistan’s well-known universities and currently provides education to more than 4,000 students across 12 undergraduate and graduate programs in the fields of humanities, engineering sciences, and medical sciences.

Notably, the Islamic Strategic Management Institute (ISMI), founded in 2017 in Iran, is a leading international institute in the field of utilizing knowledge, technology, and innovation to advance empowerment in the Islamic world. The Institute, in collaboration with a group of elites and through the use of intelligent infrastructures, constantly strives, by structuring, guiding, and managing intellectually and operationally, to create the conditions for the dynamism of existing capacities in order to achieve the benchmarks of growth and progress.

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