Strengthening Nepal-Sri Lanka Educational Relations

A significant milestone in fostering international academic collaboration was marked through the participation of the Eurasian Campus – Sri Lanka delegation at a special meeting organized by the Nepal Medical Association, held at the Embassy of Sri Lanka in Nepal.

This distinguished gathering brought together prominent academic leaders, diplomats, and medical professionals from both Nepal and Sri Lanka. Among the notable attendees were:

• H.E. Dr. Purna Nepali, Ambassador of Nepal to Sri Lanka,
• Prof. Suresh Raj Sharma, Founding Vice-Chancellor of Kathmandu University,
• Prof. Manoj Hamagen, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Kathmandu University,
• Prof. Vajira Dissanayake, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, University of Colombo,
• along with a distinguished group of eminent doctors and scholars representing Nepal and Sri Lanka, were also present at the event.

Representing Eurasian Campus – Sri Lanka, the distinguished delegation included:

• The Honorable Vice Chancellor
• The Bursar
• The Dean of the Faculty of Management
• The Director of International Affairs
• The Head of the Department of Buddhist Studies

This important engagement provided a valuable platform for dialogue on strengthening academic partnerships, research collaboration, and professional exchange programs between Nepal and Sri Lanka.

The discussions emphasized the importance of international academic cooperation in advancing education, research innovation, and global knowledge sharing.

Through such initiatives, Eurasian Campus – Sri Lanka continues to expand its global academic network, reinforcing its commitment to building strong international educational partnerships and opening new pathways for collaborative learning and research.