DZWatch – In a significant move to bolster academic and cultural ties, Algeria has established the "Emir Abdelkader Chair" and inaugurated the "Algeria Hall" at the prestigious Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies in the United Kingdom.
Emir Abdelkader Chair Oxford
The official inauguration ceremony was led by the Dean of Djamaa el Djazair, Sheikh Mohamed El Mamoun Al-Qasimi, and the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Kamel Baddari, acting on behalf of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune. This initiative marks a pivotal moment in showcasing the global legacy of Emir Abdelkader, a prominent Algerian figure, and highlighting his intellectual, humanitarian, and civilizational contributions to statecraft, knowledge, and intercultural dialogue.
This project aligns with broader efforts to enhance academic and scientific collaboration between Algeria and the United Kingdom, fostering partnerships between higher education and research institutions in both nations. The "Algeria Hall" at the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies is set to reflect Algeria's esteemed position within this venerable academic institution, thereby strengthening its cultural and scientific presence on the international academic stage.
The visit also features a comprehensive scientific and academic program involving scholars and researchers from both Algeria and the UK. Discussions will focus on the rich heritage of Emir Abdelkader and explore avenues for cooperation in higher education, scientific research, and innovation, ultimately serving to deepen the friendly relations and collaborative spirit between the two countries.
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