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ISLAMABAD: Riphah International University hosted Mr. Jacob Kwaku Fynn, Chief Operating Officer of Wisconsin International University College (WIUC), Ghana, during his official visit to Islamabad, aimed at strengthening academic and institutional cooperation between Pakistan and Ghana.

Invited by Riphah Chancellor Mr. Hassan Muhammad Khan, Mr. Fynn held discussions with the university’s senior leadership on collaboration in higher education, research, faculty and student exchanges, healthcare education, professional development and knowledge sharing.

The visiting official was also briefed on Riphah’s academic, research and healthcare facilities, including Riphah Medical City, to explore potential avenues for joint initiatives. He also planted a tree at the university, symbolizing the growing friendship between the two institutions.

The visit is expected to open new opportunities for sustained academic connectivity, knowledge exchange and institutional partnerships between Pakistan and Ghana, with potential benefits extending to the wider African region.

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