NUML,Korea University Sign LOI to Strengthen Academic,Cultural Cooperation

Islamabad-UNS: A Letter of Interest (LoI) was signed between the National University of Modern Languages, Department of Korean Language and Culture, and Korea University to promote academic exchange, research collaboration, and cultural cooperation between the two institutions.

In this connection, a three-member delegation from The Korea University, led by Dr. Lee Hyungdae, Director, Institute of Korean Language and Literature, visited NUML and called on the Rector, Maj Gen Shahid Mahmood Kayani, HI (M) (retd.), at his office.

During the meeting, both sides expressed their strong commitment to strengthening bilateral academic ties. The LoI aims to enhance cooperation in key areas including faculty and staff exchange, student exchange, academic material sharing, and joint programs such as collaborative teaching, research, conferences, and cultural activities.

Later, the visiting delegation participated in a vibrant event showcasing Korean culture, organized by the Department of Korean Language and Culture at Iqbal Hall. Students presented colorful performances reflecting various aspects of Korean language and culture, which were highly appreciated by the guests.

Addressing the gathering, Dr. Lee Hyungdae commended NUML for its active role in promoting the Korean language and culture in Pakistan. He announced that students of NUML’s Department of Korean Language and Culture who wish to pursue studies at Korea University would be granted a waiver of tuition fees, terming it a significant step toward encouraging academic mobility and international exposure.

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