Qatar University (QU) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Qatar Pharmaceutical Industries to establish a foundation for collaboration in the exchange of expertise and information, including newsletters, journals, studies, statistics and other data.
The MoU seeks to facilitate joint studies, organise conferences, meetings, training, research and studies, as well as co-operation in other areas of mutual interest, apart from partnering in all scientific, technical, administrative and research fields.
The MoU was signed by Dr Mohamed Izham Ibrahim, dean of the College of Pharmacy, and Mansoor Sultan al-Naemi, chairman of Qatar Pharmaceutical Industries, in the presence of several officials from both institutions.
Dr Ibrahim said: "This smart partnership marks a significant milestone in bridging academia and industry to advance pharmaceutical education and research. The QU College of Pharmacy is committed to collaborate with Qatar Pharmaceutical Industries in drug development and commercialisation.”
Al-Naemi stated: “By combining our scientific resources and expertise, we believe this collaboration will enhance our ability to innovate and bring forward new, life-changing treatments and address unmet medical needs.”
