Mohammad Javad Najafi, a faculty member of Imam Hossein University, has been appointed as the scientific advisor and supervisor of Iranian students in the Levant (based in Iraq) by the Minister of Science, Research, and Technology. This appointment is for a duration of two years and is based on your experiences and commitments in higher education.
New Commitments and Responsibilities
The appointment letter explicitly emphasizes the performance of duties specified in the Dispatch Law, ratified by the Islamic Consultative Assembly in 1985. Additionally, Mohammad Javad Najafi is required to manage scientific and technological communications in the countries where he is assigned. This includes identifying talents and existing scientific capabilities in these countries and creating opportunities to utilize them.
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Strengthening Scientific Cooperation
In this decree, the Minister of Science emphasized the importance of establishing communications and scientific collaborations with universities and research centers in the Islamic homeland and has asked Najafi to coordinate with the Student Affairs Organization and the Center for Scientific and International Cooperation of the Ministry to attract students and technologists. These actions are in line with government policies and will help strengthen Iran's scientific position in the region.
Given his scientific and managerial background, Najafi is expected to have a positive impact on scientific relations between Iran and the Levant countries in this new role. This appointment is not only an opportunity for scientific development in the region but can also help attract more Iranian students and researchers in international fields.
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