Oman, representing Sultan Qaboos University, was today the host of the 25th meeting of the E-Learning Officials Committee from universities and higher education institutions of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). This event, attended by representatives from 32 universities and higher education institutions from member countries of the Council, was organized to enhance cooperation and coordination in the exchange of experiences and development methods for e-learning systems and teaching.
Opening Ceremony Supported by High Officials
The opening ceremony of this meeting was held in the presence of His Excellency Sayyid Dr. Fahd bin Al-Jindal Al-Said, Vice President of Sultan Qaboos University. In his speech, he highlighted the importance of this meeting in advancing educational goals and enhancing e-learning standards in the region.
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Strengthening Cooperation and Exchange of Experiences
During this meeting, Salim bin Jaber Al-Waili, Director of the Educational Technologies Center at Sultan Qaboos University, delivered a speech emphasizing the importance of strengthening cooperation frameworks and coordination among the higher education institutions of the Gulf Cooperation Council. He stated that the exchange of experiences and best practices in e-learning, as a fundamental pillar, can contribute to rapid advancements in technology and digital transformation.
Al-Waili also added: "These actions will help strengthen efforts to create an integrated and innovative educational system that meets current needs and addresses future requirements."
This meeting also reviewed the recommendations and decisions from the previous committee meeting and examined the latest developments and initiatives in e-learning at the participating universities and institutions. This process is considered part of the efforts to synergize and improve the quality of e-learning in the member countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council.
