Within the
framework of MTI University's strategy
to strengthen cooperation with leading institutions in fileds of technology and
artificial intelligence, the University held a signing ceremony for a research
cooperation protocol with Smart Systems Corporation, one of the leading
companies in the field of artificial intelligence.
The protocol aims at supporting innovation,
promoting applied scientific research, and developing advanced technological
solutions that serve the society and keep up with the digital transformation
requirements.
Prof. Hazem
Abdelrahman Khamis, the University’s Vice President for Postgraduate Studies
and Research, signed the protocol on behalf of Prof. Olfat Ali Kamel, MTI
University Presiden, with the notable presence of Dean of the Faculty of
Computers and Artificial Intelligence, the Faculty’s Vice Dean, Head of the Artificial
Intelligence Department, as well as the Chairman of Board of Smart Systems
Corporation and other representatives and leaders of the corporations.
This biliteral
cooperation tragets the establishment of a strategic partnership between the University's
various Faculties and the Corporation through joint research projects in the
fileds of artificial intelligence and digital technologies, the creation of an advanced
research and development environment, and the reinforcment of digital
transformation efforts, in order to contribute to the development of innovative
solutions with remarkable practical impact.
The
cooperation also focuses on conducting
diverse training programs, workshops, and specialized scientific seminars, as
well as providing opportunities for students, researchers, and Faculty members
to participate in research and applied projects. This will help prepare
qualified academic and research staff, equipped with the skills needed to keep up
with the rapid developments in the filed of artificial intelligence.
On this
ocassion, MTI University emphasizes that this protocol represents an important
step towards expanding cooperation with leading institutions in the technology
sector, with the aim of supporting the scientific research and innovation
systems, linking their outcomes to industry and labor market needs, in addition
to contributing to acheiving the sustainable development goals, and building up
a knowledge-based economy.
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