Hawzah News Agency- In a meeting held between Jami'at al-Zahra director Seyyedeh Zahra Borqei and Hojatoleslam Mohammad-Ali Mohsenzadeh, head of Al-Mustafa International University's representative office in Iraq, the two sides discussed joint academic programs, student exchange, and ways to deepen scholarly collaboration.
Borqei highlighted the extensive academic and educational capacities of Jami'at al-Zahra, a prominent women's seminary, stressing the need to reinforce international scientific ties. She pointed to the institution's strategic planning to train specialists proficient in multiple languages, equipped to engage in academic, promotional, and social activities on the international stage.
"The shared capabilities of our institutions can open new horizons for education and propagation," Borqei said, emphasizing that the seminary is focused on producing graduates who can actively contribute to intellectual and religious discourse across borders.
Hojatoleslam Mohsenzadeh briefed the meeting on the activities of Al-Mustafa University's office in Iraq, voicing full readiness to expand intellectual, seminary-based, and educational cooperation with Jami'at al-Zahra. He underlined the importance of sustained interaction to tap into the growing demand for religious and academic education among Iraqi society.
Both officials stressed the need for continued engagement and committed to pursuing concrete avenues for joint collaboration in scientific, educational, and international fields. The meeting signals a broader push by Iranian seminary institutions to consolidate academic partnerships throughout the region, with Iraq serving as a key hub for shared scholarly and cultural work. The initiative also reflects Iran's wider strategy of fostering intellectual ties and people-to-people connections across the Muslim world.
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