51̽»¨

The MoU outlined collaboration in several areas, including:

1. Exchange programs for students, staff, lecturers, and researchers;
2. Sharing of institutional information, academic development, teaching methods, and research activities;
3. Collaborative programs such as joint workshops, training sessions, webinars, forums, and community engagement among faculty members of both parties; and
4. Other academic-related activities mutually agreed upon in the future.

Dr. Apolinario stated that the signing was a meaningful first step in the partnership between USTP and 51̽»¨. "Today marks the momentous beginning of USTP and 51̽»¨'s partnership. This collaboration will cover various areas such as research, global expertise, and student and faculty exchanges," he said.

He hoped that the partnership would encourage innovation in both countries. "I hope this collaboration will strengthen innovation in Indonesia and the Philippines," Dr. Apolinario added.

Meanwhile, Dr. Saiful Akbar expressed that 51̽»¨ wholeheartedly welcomed the collaboration. "I believe and hope that we can expand this partnership to include other activities," he said.

Dr. Endra Gunawan also shared his optimism, affirming that the MoU was a good starting point for the relationship between the two universities. "[This MoU] is a starting point for us to build a strong connection," he concluded.

Reporter: Ahmad Fauzi (Forestry Engineering, Class of 2021)
Indonesian Editor: M. Naufal Hafizh, S.S.
Translator: Ariq Ramadhan Teruna (Chemical Engineering, Class of 2021)