A key objective of the multi-day program was to strengthen the partnership with Al-Andalus University. As an organic continuation of this, building on reliable cooperation, direct relationship-building with Tartous University was also launched, along with preparations for future educational and research collaborations.

The delegation began discussions on Monday at the university's Central Office of Foreign Affairs, with meetings continuing at ITK on Tuesday. The parties reviewed the academic structures of the institutions, discussed the opportunities offered by student and staff mobility programs, and outlined future directions for joint research projects.

The key highlight of Wednesday was the presentation of the Faculty's research infrastructure. The Syrian delegation members were highly engaged throughout the laboratory tour: the bionics and IT developments and key projects demonstrated aligned precisely with their interests, turning the tour into a substantive, in-depth professional dialogue.

On Thursday, following domain-specific discussions, the parties formalized their partnership within the framework of a ceremonial agreement. In recognition of this, the Syrian delegation presented a commemorative plaque to the leadership of the Faculty.

The rich schedule and professional consultations provided a solid foundation for the parties to continue their dialogue in areas of mutual interest, paving the way for future joint educational and research projects.