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5 Interacademy Cooperation: An Approach to Understanding--Abulhassan Vafai
Pages 33-36

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... Having paid visits to our respective countries and having participated in discussions with various representatives of the relevant institutions, a number of promising proposals were made and put into action with unprecedented success. The results of our first endeavors were particularly encouraging and established the precedence for almost a dozen activities 33
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... I would like to briefly summarize the major cooperative activities that have taken place during the period of 1999-2007: WORKSHOPS • Experiences and Challenges of Science and Ethics, 2002, Bellagio, Italy • Ecology of the Caspian Sea, 2002, Tehran, Iran • Higher Education, 2002, Tehran, Iran • Water Conservation, Reuse, and Recycling, 2002, Tunis, Tunisia • Food Safety and Food-Borne Disease Surveillance Systems 2004, Tehran, Iran • Drought Forecasting and Management, 2005, Tehran, Iran • Science and Society, 2006, Toutour, France OTHER EVENTS The 2007 visit of a delegation from the U.S. National Academies included a workshop at Sharif University of Technology (SUT)
From page 35...
... It is through the dedication of people within scientific institutions that such models of bilateral scientific cooperation can be implemented. Although there has been a most fruitful beginning, even more can be attained by positive allegiance to the spirit of international scientific dialogue and a confirmation of our commitment of the promotion of peace and open scientific exchange.
From page 36...
... Of one Essence is the Human Race Thusly has Creation put the Base, One Limb impacted is sufficient, For all Others to feel the Mace.1 1 This poem by Saadi Shirazi calls for breaking all barriers between peoples and graces the entrance to the Hall of Nations of the United Nations building in New York.


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