UAMD Opens Doors for New International Collaborations within the Framework of STARS EU
“Aleksandër Moisiu” University of Durrës (UAMD) is strengthening its role as a regional leader in international cooperation through its active engagement in the STARS EU Alliance. This engagement reflects the university’s commitment to helping develop strategic projects and improve international connections between academic and industrial sectors.
Fruitful Meeting with the Director of the Dutch Export Association
On November 21, 2024, UAMD welcomed Mr. Jan Jacob Hilberdink, Director of the Dutch Export Association, to an important meeting with representatives of the STARS EU Alliance and the Faculty of Business. This meeting served as a platform for the exchange of ideas, where ways to create new partnerships and strengthen cooperation between Albanian and Dutch businesses were discussed.
Presentation of UAMD's Goals and Achievements at STARS EU
Dr. Bledar Kurti, the STARS EU Alliance Coordinator for UAMD, provided a detailed overview of the university’s activities and achievements to date. His presentation included the ways in which UAMD has contributed to regional development through joint projects, including working with various working groups and students. The meeting also highlighted the importance of innovation and exchange of experiences between the countries participating in the alliance.
The Advantages of Building Bridges of Cooperation
Mr. Hilberdink emphasized the importance of connecting the private and academic sectors to create new opportunities. He identified strategic sectors such as tourism, exports, and technology as areas where Albania and the Netherlands can build successful partnerships. These bridges of cooperation not only help in the exchange of experiences, but also strengthen local and regional economies.
New Projects in Focus
One of the main points of the meeting was the planning of new projects that will incorporate innovations and international best practices. “UAMD” and the Alliance “STARS EU” are committed to creating platforms that help businesses and students collaborate on concrete projects that aid economic and social development.
A Step Forward in Internationalization
This meeting marks an important moment in UAMD's journey towards internationalization. Active participation in the STARS EU Alliance is helping the university to establish connections with strategic partners in Europe and beyond. These connections not only increase opportunities for students and staff, but also strengthen the university's reputation in the global education market.
Sustainable Partnerships for the Future
UAMD representatives emphasized that such collaborations create strong foundations for long-term partnerships. By using best practices and the experience of partner countries, UAMD aims to develop projects that bring sustainable value to the local and international community.
The importance of the STARS EU Alliance for UAMD
The STARS EU Alliance represents a unique platform for UAMD to develop innovative projects involving students, staff and industry sectors. Through this alliance, the university has managed to improve the quality of education and promote a more practical approach to teaching.
A Vision for the Future
With a commitment to contributing to regional and global development, UAMD plans to expand its impact through new collaborations. This vision reflects the desire to help students become part of positive changes in the global job market and society.
How Do Students Benefit from This Collaboration?
UAMD students are the main beneficiaries of these partnerships, offering them opportunities to benefit from international projects and practical experiences. These collaborations help them develop skills that make them competitive in the global marketplace.
Opportunities for Further Collaborations
The meeting opened discussions on developing new collaborations in areas such as technology, tourism, and exports. These projects are expected to strengthen regional ties and create new opportunities for economic and academic development.