Africa Aviation University Signs Partnership with French School

By Tanimu Hassan 

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The Registrar of Africa Aviation and Aerospace University, Mr  Mustapha Abdullahi, and the Business Development Manager of Ecole Nationale de l’Aviation Civile, Farbrice Fabre, has  formalised a landmark collaboration through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding MoU at the Toulouse, France.
The MoU solidifies the commitment of both institutions to foster enhanced cooperation in higher education, with a specific focus on the aviation and aerospace domains.
Representatives of both institutions , AAAU and ENAC expressed their sincere interest in leveraging their collective expertise and resources to drive academic advancement, research collaboration, and student engagement.
The Vice Chancellor of the University, Mr Mustapha Abdullahi revealed that the collaboration with ENAC marks a pivotal moment in the  pursuit of excellence in aviation education.
Similarly the Registrar of AAAU said  joining forces with one of the world’s leading aviation institutions is a  poised to unlock new opportunities for the  students and faculty, while also contributing to the advancement of the global aviation industry.
The Key areas of collaboration between the two institutions include:
  • Training Services: Provision of training services for the benefit of AAAU’s Faculty of Aviation Management.
  • Educational Curricula Development: Collaborative development and delivery of educational curricular and exchanges on modules of mutual interest.
  • Virtual Lecture Delivery: Ecole Nationale de l’Aviation Civile, Farbrice Fabre ENAC to collaborate with Africa Aviation and Aerospace University AAAU in virtual lecture delivery and  enhancing accessibility and flexibility for the  students.
  • Research Collaboration: Joint research projects and initiatives leveraging the unique strengths and capabilities of both institutions.
  • Workshops and Conferences: Collaborative workshops, seminars, and conferences addressing key challenges and opportunities in the aviation sector.
  • Shared Resources and Facilities: Utilization of shared resources and facilities to support the development and implementation of innovative educational programs and initiatives.
  • Capacity-Building Programs: Implementation of capacity-building programs aimed at enhancing the skills and competencies of aviation professionals.
Implementation of the outlined initiatives is set to commence upon the completion of a mutually agreed Technical Cooperation Agreement TCA, with both parties committed to expediting the process.
Mr Farbrice Fabre  the Business Development Manager of ENAC said  signing of the MoU represents a significant step forward in strengthening ties between the two  institutions and fostering excellence in aviation education
“We look forward to a fruitful partnership that will benefit students, faculty, and the aviation industry at large.”
The collaboration between AAAU and ENAC underscores a shared commitment to excellence, innovation, and global cooperation in higher education  as both institutions embark on the transformative journey, they are poised to make enduring contributions to the advancement of the aviation and aerospace sectors.

 

 

 

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