Alexandria: President of the Egypt-Japan University of Science and Technology (E-JUST) Amr Adly discussed ways to enhance academic and research cooperation with Eindhoven University of Technology during a visit to the Netherlands, as part of efforts to strengthen international partnerships in research.

According to State Information Service Egypt, According to a university statement, the visit took place on the sidelines of Adly's participation as an external examiner for a PhD thesis at Eindhoven's Department of Electrical Engineering, where he was invited as a specialist in the thesis topic. The visit included an intensive scientific program featuring tours of advanced research laboratories and meetings with the department head and leading professors and researchers in fields such as electrical energy, superconductors, and transformers.

Talks covered the latest research trends in electrical energy and its industrial applications, as well as its role in supporting the global transition to clean energy and achieving sustainability goals, highlighting the importance of linking scientific research with industrial applications. The discussions also addressed prospects for expanding cooperation between the two sides, building on E-JUST's distinguished research model and its partnerships with Japanese universities, in line with Eindhoven University's strategy to broaden its international collaborations, particularly with institutions connected to Japanese expertise.

Both sides stressed the importance of leveraging shared expertise to develop joint research projects in advanced technology fields, supporting innovation and knowledge transfer. The visit concluded with an agreement to organize an official visit by a delegation from Eindhoven University to E-JUST in the coming period to discuss mechanisms for activating cooperation and establishing an implementation framework for the proposed partnership, enhancing both institutions' standing in global research and supporting technology transfer efforts.