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UAE: Gulf Medical University Delegation Meets Education Minister

  •   Sun, Jul 05 2009 04:54:17 PM

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Ajman, Jul 5: H.E.Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, UAE Meets Gulf Medical University Delegation

Gulf Medical University president Along with a 13 member delegation met the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, U.A.E at his palace recently. The president Mr. Thumbay Moideen appraised the minister about the progress and future plans of Gulf Medical University in both Education and Healthcare.



His Excellency congratulated Mr. Thumbay Moideen, President-Gulf Medical University on the progress and appreciated the efforts made by the university in making it as one of the successful institutions in the country

GMU is recognized and approved as an institution for higher education by the Ministry of Higher Education, UAE. GMC is listed in WHO Directory of Medical Schools and also listed in IMED Directory. The main aim is to impart quality medical education. This is the first University, which offers admissions to both boys and girls of all nationalities. It has an international faculty and a student cohort from 48 nations.
  

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  • Mohammed Rafi, Dubai

    Mon, Jul 06 2009

    Congratulation Mr. Moindeen for attempting to alter the medical education in UAE in such a short span.

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