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Published • Islamabad, Pakistan • Updated

NIMA and CISS-AJK Sign an MoU for Closer Collaboration

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Paradigm Shift NIMA and CISS-AJK Sign a Memorandum of Understanding for Closer Collaboration NIMA and CISS-AJK signed an MoU on March 27, 2025, at NIMA’s head office in Islamabad to enhance collaboration in research and academia. The agreement, signed by Vice Admiral (Retd.) Ahmed Saeed and Dr. Asma Shakir Khawaja, aims to foster joint initiatives, particularly in Pakistan’s maritime affairs and youth education programs. The post NIMA and CISS-A…
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NIMA and CISS-AJK Sign an MoU for Closer Collaboration

Paradigm Shift NIMA and CISS-AJK Sign a Memorandum of Understanding for Closer Collaboration NIMA and CISS-AJK signed an MoU on March 27, 2025, at NIMA’s head office in Islamabad to enhance collaboration in research and academia. The agreement, signed by Vice Admiral (Retd.) Ahmed Saeed and Dr. Asma Shakir Khawaja, aims to foster joint initiatives, particularly in Pakistan’s maritime affairs and youth education programs. The post NIMA and CISS-A…

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