Association of Arab and European Universities explained

Association of Arab and European Universities
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Abbreviation:AEUA
Formation:1998
(under Dutch law in 2000)
Type:NGO
Status:Association
Purpose:Educational
Headquarters:The Hague, Netherlands
Region Served:Arab and European countries
Membership:Arab and European universities
Language:Arabic/English
Website:www.aeua.net

The Association of Arab and European Universities (AEUA) is a university association based in The Hague, Netherlands.[1]

The AEAU encourages links between European and Arab universities. It was established in 1998 by the Lutfia Rabbani Foundation[2] with the main objective if aiding collaboration between universities in Arab and European countries at the university, faculty, and departmental levels. Ultimate goal is to develop human resources and promote understanding between cultures and exchanges between the civil societies involved. In 2000, the AEUA was incorporated formally under Dutch law with support from the Association of Arab Universities located in Amman, Jordan and the European University Association located in Brussels, Belgium. Both these organizations have representatives on the Board of the AEUA.

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Notes and References

  1. Web site: Association of Arab and European (AEUA) . University Directory Worldwide . 23 April 2016.
  2. Web site: Lutfia Rabbani Foundation . 24 April 2016 .