university professors. these include professor sufan taya, the president of the islamic university of gaza, an award winning physicist and unesco chair of astronomy, astrophysics and space sciences in palestine, who died along side his family an air strike. dr. akmed hamdi abu absa dean of the software engineering department at the university of palestine reportedly shot dead by israeli soldiers as he walked away, having been released from three days of enforced detention. professor mohammed eed shabir, professor of immunology and virology and former president of the islamic university of gaza, professor. poet and professor of comparative literature and creative writing at the islamic university of gaza who was killed along with members of his family. despite all israeli restrictions, palestine has one of the highest literacy rates in the world, with a literacy raid of 96.3% as of 2014. the literacy rate is even higher among males with 98.4% being literate. the gaza strip has the highest literacy rate with the literate population of 96.8% compared to 96% in the west bank. women have made significant progres

what is the difference between universities like sharif university of tehran university and our top universities, their rankings are better and they have levels, which are different, but fortunately, the number of our universities that are in the world rankings are in different rankings up to 65-70. we also have a university, and it is possible that we will be ahead in terms of scientific authority in the world. well, this has requirements and requirements . in order for us to be ahead in the field of scientific authority, we need to take several steps. if it takes place, one thing is that the production of new science needs new and updated equipment , and we need to be provided with credits it should be available to the universities so that they can update their laboratory and workshop testing equipment. if we do not have modern and up-to-date equipment, it is natural that the information and data we get from the laboratory may not be up to the standards accepted by the international community. a discussion now , i think considering that in the 7th plan it has been approved that 5% of the count

your opinion is that the university and other universities of azad university and other non-profit universities should determine the tuition fees of those universities themselves or the competition council should do this. in the name of allah , the merciful, the merciful, i offer my greetings and courtesy to the dear viewers and guests of the program and the dear ones who are in this they are trying to find out about the education system of the country. now, those of you who are discussing more about azad university, what about non-governmental higher education centers and universities and the government universities themselves, which take almost no less night courses than azad university in other places? i believe that we do not have a special order in the tuition department. that is, the type of services they provide, the type of educational services they provide, and the type of income they earn are not compatible with each other, and yes , the parliament should enter into the belief, of course, in in the educational case, we have a council, the provincial council , the national council , th

university. the israeli military had used the building of the university as base for the deadly operations against palestinians in gaza before destroying it. israeli soldiers used hundreds of mines and filmed themselves leveling the educational institution to the ground. the viral video sparked on. controversy with many academics and university students around the globe calling for academic boycott of israel. in this video, a reporter grills a us state department spokesperson on the us silence on israeli atrocities in gaza. i don't know if you've seen the video, it's pretty widely available, but it certainly looks, i mean it looks like a control demolition, it looks like like what we do here in this country when we're taking down an old hotel or a stadium, um, and you have nothing to say, you have nothing to say about this, i mean to do that kind of an explosion, you need to be in there, you have to put the explosives down, and it takes a lot of planning and preparation to do, and if there was a threat from this particular facility, they wouldn't have been able to do it, so i have seen the video u

be possible for them to rank iranian universities among the universities of other countries. how is our university now? it is different. universities like sharif university , tehran university and our top universities have better rankings and levels, which are different, but fortunately, the number of our universities that are in the world rankings is up to 65 or 70 universities in different rankings, and it is possible. is to be a leader in terms of scientific authority in the world , well, this has some requirements and requirements, in order for us to be a leader in the field of scientific authority, several measures must be taken. one is you. the production of new science needs new and updated equipment. we should be provided with credits and provided to the universities so that they can update their laboratory and workshop experimental equipment. if we do not have modern and updated equipment, it is natural that the information and data that we get these from the laboratory , maybe this one is not up to the standards accepted by the international community the discussion

university. the israeli military had used the building of the university as base for the deadly operations against palestinians in gaza before destroying it. israeli soldiers used hundreds of minds and filmed themselves leveling the educational institution to the ground. the viral video sparked online controversy with many academics and university students around the globe calling for academic boycot of israel. in this video a reporter grills a us state department. you've seen the video, it's pretty widely available, but it certainly looks, i mean it looks like a controlled demolition, it looks like what we do here in this country when we're taking down an old hotel or a stadium, um, and you have nothing to say, you have nothing to say about this, i mean to do that kind of an explosion you need to be in there, you have to put the... exploses down and it takes a lot of planning and preparation to do, and if there was a threat from this particular facility, they wouldn't have been able to do it, so i have seen the video, i can tell you that it is something we uh are raising with the governor of isra

how is the budget of the universities being explained anyway? but in any case, if we want to have a say in the world of our research, our academic rank, which is really the result of the efforts of my faculty colleagues during the past years, during the past governments, well, our academic members are working hard, this is the academic rank we have. we do not determine this rank. by the way , the countries are determining this rank because they are not very friendly with us, but when they get here, they are forced to land on the ground. anyway, the 16th rank in the world , the first rank in the region , these have hidden costs that if we let's not look at it and just let's say, for example, that due to the number of students, now there are 7 or 45 per capita . we have research institutes in many places. research cost of research in del the cost of higher education is hidden, and if we are to base the cost of higher education solely on the student index, well , we did not look into the matter. we are the number of students. however, there are 11 o

abdullah, how are the academic standards at the university of tehran and iran in general? considering the fact that you also studied at high ranking nigerian universities. what i can say here is that of course uh the standard of education here in the university, most special in the university of tehran is very very very good. now the quality of life and social integration is also important for foreign students in any country. now mr. abdullah, how's life in iran and would you recommend other students to come? and study here, the life in iran is relatively good in many, many aspects, although there are some economic sanctions that is been inflicted on the government and other individuals, but still people due to the good governance, people feel the presence of government, especially in the f of transport and food subsidy that is being provided. okay, now our time is running. now also our last question, mr. abdullahi, briefly tell us what suggestions do you have for improved academic ties between iran and africa? due to the fact that there are some similarities between iran a

it should be possible for them to choose the universities of iran among the universities of other countries. in terms of ranking in the region and in the world , how is the ranking of our university now? well , universities like sharif university are different. tehran university and our top universities have better ranks and there is a leveling that these are different, but fortunately, the number of our universities that are in the world rankings , we have 65 or 70 universities in different rankings, and it is possible that we will be ahead in terms of scientific authority in the world, so these necessities and requirements in order for us to be a leader in the field of scientific authority, several measures must be taken. one is that the production of new science needs new equipment. we should be provided with credits to provide universities with the ability to update their experimental equipment, laboratories and workshops. if we don't have up-to-date equipment . it is natural that the information and data we get from the laboratory may not be up to the standards accepted by the internat

abdullah, a nigerian phd student at the faculty of biology, university of tehran. we now take a short break before the next segment of our show on africa's strategic. stay with us. africa's strategic minerals. in this week's show, we'll be asking why the archbishop of counterbery seems to be in tholl to ziness. extremists, the church of england used to be referred to as the british conservative party at prayer, but justin welby's leadership of the church has gone even further. he's positioned it as an adjunct to the genocidal zionist regime: christian zionism as a movement preceded jewish zionism about at least 50 years. millions of millions of pounds over the last 10 or so years have gone to zionist organizations under the guise of doing counter extremes of work. africa is rich in strategic minerals such as lithium, graphite, boxite, manganese and cobalt all essential for modern technologies. however, harnessing the value of these minerals requires investment in infrastructure, innovation, and sustainable practices and development. the local industrial fabric. thes

graduation ceremony of the students of the university of police sciences. mr. president, after paying tribute to the unknown martyrs of the units stationed in the field. then he had a meeting with the family of the great martyrs. in his speech, the president described security as the most vital element for the country. in no way do we rely on foreign countries and corrupt powers in the world for our security. mr. raisi made the university a valuable forum for research. transfer of skill- building experiences and a way to recognize new threats . universities of armed forces have this important mission to improve the security of the country know them well and know the ways out of harms accurately. in a part of his speech, the president mentioned the role of the police forces, from the occurrence of crimes to establishing order and rule of law, to identifying organized crimes and dealing with crimes and social harms that this issue it should be based on three important and fundamental principles. rely on a tact and rationality . rationality does not mean fear . rat

of the country. it is allocated to public universities under the ministry of science , non-governmental non-profit universitiesd universities that are managed by income and expenses. that is, they charge tuition fees and provide services for the tuition fees they receive , they do not have much benefit from the public budget, and we mainly budget that is approved in the industrial budget every year is explained between our universities, our research institutes and science and technology parks. educational institutions where we provide free services . how much is this budget for 1403 and how much was it in 1402? 403. well , you still have a reminder that the budget has not been closed . current expenses amounted to 41 thousand billion tomans and approximately 6 i have a thousand billion tomans for the construction and acquisition budget . thank you, mr. mehrabani. in your opinion , as an expert in the field of educational economics , the higher education budget should be for all university students or only for public university students. dear viewers, congratulations on the new year and eid milad of imam hassan

of course students of khwaja nasir university. tosi also welcomed the holding of this event in their university and emphasized on the necessity of using modern urban technologies. we should use modern technologies like japan in order to progress. the use of modern urban technologies has various applications that can be widely used and optimized. a modern urban construction in our country can help kash traffic . in my opinion, municipalities should cooperate with knowledge-based companies and startups to solve urban problems. this event will be held until wednesday at khwaja nasiruddin tusi university continues. another goal of this two-day event is to create effective communication between the academic community and the city administration. mohammad ebrahim pakzad of sed and cima news agency. the meeting of educational vice-chancellors of universities and educational institutions across the country was held. in this meeting, the minister of science, research and technology said about the need to change the way of looking at educati

today, in fact , the honorable president of alam mustanat university, the president of jahad universityalam al-sanat, we have a lot of cooperation in the science and industry of the university compared to s. more was given to the university and the province to actually conduct this discussion, and in fact, the discussion of the best speaker was added, and it was emphasized that in fact our provincial units also have the best speaker. we have about a thousand faculty members in the whole country. universities as judges of these competitions we have a very serious connection between professors and students and that they actually guide and judge in debate competitions . in addition to these student debate competitions , the elite university professors' debate competition has been started since last year, in fact, with the approval of the supreme council of the cultural revolution , which actually held its first round in the country this year . thank you very much, mr. p. to the studio of sobh salam program , you are a reporter, dear and respected compatriots . my colleague, mrs. azarfam, m

of a test-taking skill. currently, most universities do not have entrance exams, especially in the fields of humanities. even some public and independent universities accept students without entrance exams. so why is the entrance exam not removed? well, let's start the debate dear mr. jafari, we will start with you, because i think you agree with the conditional exclusion of the entrance exam . especially our dear and faithful young people who are destined. in these days, they should be determined by studying and studying. at the very beginning of my work, i know it is my duty to make a wish for relief and openness for all the problems , especially for the oppressed of gaza. naturally, education has plagued our people for more than a century . he has passed his 12-year course with different systems that he has gone through so far, and now we are experiencing the 336, for example, the end result is that people want to enter a stage where they determine their own destiny and the amount their influence in the society is determined by the type of field and the method they choose. and what they will do in the

it has caused some non-governmental universities to be empty of students . this means that the universities are competitive. there is no need to enter the competition council. yes, we saw and heard the report of my colleague mohammad elhari. mr. taheri, your opinion. according to your opinion, these markets are competitive markets. well, in our law, we have that the competition market is a monopoly market. you said that entering the exclusive market is for the competition council, but you said that you do not accept the competition council. what structure do you believe in? whether they are non-profit universities, whether they are open universities , applied sciences, or the light message of all universities , i accept, not that i don't accept, the competition. to the performance of the competition council and the challenges facing the competition council are not only a matter of education . there are acceptable people with high scores, but it has a structure. for example, what is the problem? for example, one of the objections is that the technical discussi

, according to the conditions of the university, according to the type of services that the university provides, we can calculate some parts based on the type of additional services that they provide. in my educational system, i don't believe that the competition council should enter in this sector . definitely, if they compete and enter in this sector, they will have problems in this sector. they should decide these things in another group it is also necessary as soon as possible. universities take a large amount of night students , students from free areas, fardis students , and departments. in my opinion , they should have a place and make a policy in the field of shariah. thank you mr. taheri . how much do we agree with kochini nejad's statement ? please tell me that in your opinion, the situation of azad university and other non-profit universities is one market , their market is exclusive, or no , it is considered a competitive market. now , we did not disagree much about the doctor's orders. he also believes that regulation should be done. and the provider of

mississippi, the university of arizona, other regional university hubsot rese, the benefits of aihe different applications in ai.the we would love to work with the university of michigan or any of the other community colleges and educational institution i state and district. vice president of google was sitting next to it. what the world needed and something written up in "the new rk few months back called rise where you have companies like google who will come in now s for the it of the real world, what we need day one when your student comes to work for us a we will train your teachers, professors to teach that course and that is expanding now where even major universities are joining smaller community colleges and private schools, private colleges to prepare people for real-world experiences and when you have a google or apple or a general moto a dow chemical that will come and say, hey, i will foot the bill, fit the course together so that when your student graduates and comes and is hired by me, they understand what they need to do and so in your industry, i can't believe d i

no answer. >> the university of florida student has been missing since thursday. still no sign of the missing teen. >> search teams have been looking for christian aguilar for days now. >> we do suspect foul play. >> that feeling, that you cannot do anything that you don't know where he's at. >> police say time may be running out. >> it's every parent's worst nightmare, to send their kid to school, which they think is going to be a wonderful, happy experience, then have them vanish without a trace. >> what was christian like as a kid? >> likes to read a lot, study, play music. drawing. >> he was very shy, like me. but at the same time, he was a very funny guy. >> he used to make the family laugh? >> a lot. he was pretty funny. >> christian was a very charismatic person. he loved to make people laugh. he loved to make people smile. >> christian was just absolutely brilliant. but most importantly, always aspiring to be someone and looking out for his future. >> carlos and claudia aguilar made their way to the united states from cali, colombia, and they made a life fo

the university of michigan, you know, we begrudgingly give you praise to finally get there, they werext important and the research networks, the early research networks of the internet and as we try to build out our ai center we want to work with the university of mississippi, the university of arizona, other oth on the research, the curriculum, the benefits of ai, the workforce training of all offfe. we would love to work with the university of michigan or any of the other community colleges and educatio institutions in your state and district. vice president of google was to. what the world needed and something written up york times" a few months back called rise where you have companies like google who willmm for the it of the real world, what we need day one when your student comes to we will train your teachers, professors to teach that course and that is expanding now where even major universities are joining smaller community colleges and private schools, private colleges to prepare people for real-world experiences and when you have a google or apple or a general a t will come

after the graduation ceremony of the students of the university of police sciences, mr. president paid his respects to the unknown martyrs from the units stationed in the square and then met with the families of the martyrs . the president at this ceremony in his speech made security the most vital element. it does not rely on foreign countries and powerful powers in the world. mr. raisi considered the university as a valuable forum for research, transfer of experiences and skill building and a way to recognize new threats. universities the armed forces have the important mission of knowing well the harms in order to improve the country 's security and knowing the ways out of the harms . a circuit to identify organized crimes and deal with crimes and social harms, which should be based on three important and basic principles, a tact and rationality. rationality does not mean fear. rationality does not mean conservatism. rationality means. calculating crying means to act accurately , it means to act according to the people he was kind. people should consider the police as

of us. other activists who are in the university are the consular offices of the university that provide consular services . there are student assistants who provide welfare services. in general, the affairs of students in universities are in charge of them . all of these are included in this competition. of course , due to the importance of introducing the university and its academic capacity in the world, we also entered the best website of the university into the competition . soraya national award, under the soraya national award, firstly , 10 top universities in 3 levels, excellent level , selected level and meritorious level. i'm sorry. please allow me. in total, how many people are there in these departments ? allow me to continue. 3 student vice presidents, 3 student vice presidents, 3 international offices, 3 language education centers, 3 top 3 top recruitment sites with a total of 28 awards. under the title of seria national award together with tandist, god willing, this afternoon in the presence of the country's officials, university presidents, all international managers, educational

according to the conditions of the university according to the type of services that the university provides calculate some sections based on the type of additional services they provide. currently, in my educational system, i don't believe that the competition council will enter this sector. certainly, if it competes and enters this sector, it will have problems. you cannot sum it up because it is work the full work is specialized and educational, and these educational services they are providing to students should be decided in another group and it is one of the necessities . give it a suitable presentation and then the government should write the implementation criteria. i believe that this is a shame in the educational system of receiving a city from the educational system. purdy students get a free ride and departments in my opinion, they should have a formal summary and make a policy in the field of tuition . your opinion is considered a competitive market or not . we didn't disagree, he believed that regulation should be done and the providers of educational services, i.e. azad univer

of course, the students of khwaja nasiruddin tusi university welcomed the holding of this event in their university and stressed the necessity of using modern urban technologies. we should use modern urban technologies like japan in order to progress. and it can optimize and reduce the use of fuel . traffic will help. in my opinion, municipalities should cooperate with knowledge-based companies and startups. until wednesday at khawaja nasir university eddin tusi continues. another goal of this two-day event is to establish an effective relationship between the academic community and the city administration. mohammad ebrahim pakzad of sed and cima news agency. hello dear children , i hope you are well. computer mechanics and artificial intelligence. young languages ​​of sharif university in different fields of engineering . poor reading has different effects, which means you need special training in each language, and these technologies can help children who have academic problems, especially if the cause is poor communication or a learning disorder, this robot and package can help them w

sohrabian of iran broadcasting news agency , which finally held an event at khwaja nasiruddin tosi university of technology for the use of modern urban technologies. if we want the big city of tehran, the beautiful city of tehran, the advanced city of tehran than this. god willing, this will be more developed, we must come to use modern technologies in the design and construction of this city. this scientific and cultural event is being held with a crisis management approach in the fields of environment, energy, architecture and urban planning. our scientific associations and the cultural and artistic centers of khawaj nasirdin tosi university of technology in this area to display their activities and our main work in these meetings is an issue that will be discussed, god willing, it is a good opportunity. so that scientific and cultural exchanges between the academics of our country, especially now the respected professors and dear students of khwaja nasiruddin tosi university of technology, as the first and oldest technical university of the country, as well as the academics of japan, china an

pro palestine gathering at the university of vienna, students calling for an end to israel's massacrest genocide helped the gathering inside the university, waving flags and banners in support of palestine, they chanted slogans demanding an end to the... genicidal war in the gaza strip and the occupation of palestinian lands. protesters also demanded a meeting with the university chancellor who they consider as complicit in the gaza genocide. they cited the cancellations of lectures on the history of palestine which have increased since october 7 and the funding of an islamophobic research project by the academy. the students also urged for an end to the academic cooperation between the university of vienna and israeli academic institutions. protest was broken up by the police and circled and held the students for almost an hour. the students were also threaten to be charged and fine for public disorder. the knowledge production at the university of vienna must not be used for or funded by military institutions, weapons manufacturers or war waging entities. we demand that the universi

let's look at the university in particular . the pillars of the university are an instructive discussion. it is a matter of learning that a student is a teacher, a matter of content , but that is why advanced countries try they should attract the elite and talented forces of other countries as immigrants. fortunately, in our country , this capacity and the view of civilization, which has been for science and knowledge for a long time, has become a culture in our society that every family wishes for its children. as long as it is possible for them to have scientific growth to scientific degrees, we must have this art to make the most of this capacity. now you mentioned measurement, i remembered the measurement organization, which was approved to be separated from your subdivision for the presidency . i think about your busyness. it makes it much less if you were satisfied with this incident it had its disadvantages. after all, we have to rely on collective wisdom and references. zesalah, the superiors who decide in the administrative hierarchy,

education and well-being of top universities and studying consular problems of foreign students, among others there are cases that the guardians of the matter took care of. thank you for being in iran and i invite all students who are interested in it to get an opportunity to study abroad by coming to iran. i said that to all the students of the world who want to continue their studies outside their country , iran is a very good country to continue their education. hossein kashanian of sed and radio news agency . the caretaker government officials planted almond trees in the garden of kabul. our goal is to protect forests and develop. and the revitalization of forests, the economic development of these forests. in the former protection department, we had a green piece again this year from the elders of 12 hundred more we have received orders to protect afghanistan's forests well so that no cutting or destruction takes place . thank you very much for your attention. peace and compromise in a property rental contract case , may god bless you, that you will alwa

programs and now other states may soon follow suit our marissa parra is there. >> reporter: the university oflorida slashing all diversity, equity and inclusion roles across campus >> very disappointed by it. i think the university administration let us down in this regard. >> reporter: the school announcing it will reallocate the $5 million initially used for dei expenses, adding it will eliminate roughly 30 jobs >> i've seen people saying thank god we can save $5 million a year and then i've seen other people saying, you know, this is like horrible >> reporter: the school's director of african american studies says this decision goes much further than the university >> there might be a long-term impact in terms of recruiting high end talent based on the fear that, you know, this state isn't welcoming to diversity and inclusion. >> reporter: the university of florida joining other schools in the state that have also cut their dei programs >> this is basically been used as a veneer to impose an ideological agenda >> reporter: all of this comes nearly a year after governor ron desantis signed

of our good brother. he is a faculty member, and i am also a university teacher. i was the president of the university . i know all this. i am a thief. he put all his energy to pass the entrance exam. one of our relatives in ferdowsi university of mashhad said that this person who was a single digit in a class of 45 students was the third student in our class. it means that all his energy has gone for hafez mokhuri, now that he has entered the main field, he is less. we we don't want our children for virtual work , we want them for reality. when their energy is spent on initial competition , they will not be useful for their whole life. i can't make it completely clear, but we all know that they also agree , i took it that they don't say that the entrance exam is good, as the managers say in the discussion of bureaucracy , they say it's bad, they say it 's necessary. let's search our minds together let's sum it up, the experts should do the same, those who write the change document, those who specialize in higher education , write the document in educational debates for the purpose of higher education. u

and this has caused some non-government universities to be empty of students. this means that universities are competitive. mr. jabar kochchinejad, a member of the islamic council of iran there are many actors present in the higher education market and there is no question of monopoly and this market is completely competitive and there is no need for the competition council to enter. yes, we saw and heard the report of my colleague mohammad elhari. mr. taheri , according to your opinion, these markets are competitive markets, well , we have in the law that the competition market is a monopoly market. entering the exclusive market is for the competition council, but you said that you do not accept the competition council , what structure do you believe in? i agree with the competition council, not that i don't agree . it's not just about education. in all the issues that have come up so far, i said that i don't give an acceptable score to the council's performance . there are reasonable people and a high score in it, but the structure it has is iranian, for examp

khwaja nasiruddin tusi university of technology for the use of modern urban technologies. if we want the big city of tehran, the beautiful city of tehran , the advanced city of tehran to be more developed, god willing, we must come from today's technologies in design and construction. let's use this city. this scientific and cultural event is being held with a crisis management approach in the fields of environment, energy, architecture and urban planning. our scientific associations and artistic cultural centers of khwaja nasirdin tosi university of technology show their activities in this area and our main work in these meetings is to propose a problem that will be discussed, god willing, it is a good opportunity. because both scientific and cultural exchanges between the academicians of our country especially. dear professors and dear students of khwaja nasiruddin tosi university of technology, as the first and oldest university of technology in the country, as well as academicians from japan , china and other guests who are at our service , may this event take place. a

welcomed the holding of this event in their university and emphasized the necessity sing modern urban technologies. like japan, we should use new technology in order to progress. use of new technologies. to optimize and reduce the use of fuel and increase general well-being. therefore, modern cities in our country can help reduce traffic . in my opinion, municipalities should cooperate with knowledge-based companies and start-ups to solve urban problems. this event will continue until wednesday at khwaja nasiruddin tusi university. creating effective communication between the academic community and. parachutes carrying aid from a fleet of cargo planes were dropped over the skies of southwestern gaza. this joint effort of the us army and the jordanian air force to send aid containing about 38,000 pledges judicial was along the gaza coastline. this help that is poured with cheddar was better. which was sent to us through the earth rather than being thrown by chaternezad, the aid that is poured from the sky is not enough for a family, this is nothing. critics and aid org

are the differences in the salaries of faculty members and state universities. well, this itself has an effect on the quality of education, and unfortunately, sometimes this number may not be very accurate, but it can be approximated to the minute, which is close to half, and this is a serious damage to the quality of education as well. the injustice that is being done to these dear ones, mr. kouchini nejad, mr. taheri, says that we should reform the structure of the competition council and strengthen it, according to principle 44, you said that there was a new education supervision council. let them do it in the field of economy, services, education, this is the same thing. look at the articles and laws passed by the parliament, permanent laws, laws also have their place, and this competition council , when the parliament approved it, the view at that time was that it was mostly in the economic field of this council. if this council is supposed to enter in the field of education, it should also pay attention to the variety of education. if he enters, we should

the graduation ceremony of the students of the university of police sciences, mr. president, after paying respect to the unknown martyrs from the units stationed in sal square. then he had a meeting with the family of the great martyrs. allahu akbar. hosseini rahm during the ceremony several demonstration movements were performed by the officer students of this university in the field. our security is internal security. in his speech, the president described security as the most vital element for the country . in no way do we rely on foreign countries and conventional powers in the world for our security. mr. raisi considered the university as a valuable forum for research, transfer of experiences and skill building and a way to recognize new threats. universities of the armed forces have the important mission of knowing well the harms and the ways out of the harms in order to improve the security of the country. to know mr. raisi emphasized. kurdish armed forces are a pride for the nation, and economic defense power and cultural ability are important elements of na

university of michigan department of political science. and marjorie lansing. assistant professor in history at eastern michigan university. mrs. griffith, what do you think are the most important changes that have taken place in respect to the status of women since you've been in congress? well, i think perhaps most important is the one that added sex to a bill of 1964. this bill was drafted really to help --. now, it wasn't clear. i. it would have meant that -- women would have been given rights that were not available to white women. therefore, we added sex. it is my belief that the drafters had never had assumed that no women would have any rights as is so that i think both white and black women were helped by the bill. hundreds of cases have been started and thousands of complaints have been made. we still have a long way to go. margie, i understand you've done a study of women's voting rights voting patterns. could you tell us a little bit about what you found in that study? how they vote? there's real news in the voting patterns of a

of course , the students of khwaja nasiruddin tusi university welcomed the holding of this event in theiruniversity and emphasized the necessity of using modern urban technologies. we should be like japan from technology. in my opinion, municipalities should be based on knowledge companies and startups to cooperate to solve urban problems . holding such events can create a suitable platform for applied research that leads to the solution of society's problems. creating effective communication between students. specialists of amirkabir university of technology succeeded in producing artificial eardrum using nanoparticles. this product made in iran is also used in the packaging of food, pharmaceutical and medical equipment industries. one of the most important advantages of this membrane, which has been developed at the moment, is the reduction of inflammation and the lack of concentration of microbes and bacteria during the healing of the membrane. in fact, it is the middle ear that is used. the second point and in fact the second point is the use of bacterial cellulose, which is somehow t

our marissa parra is there. >> reporter: the university of florida slashing all diversity, equity and inclusion roles across campus. >> i'm quite disappointed by it. i think the university administration let us down in this regard. >> reporter: the school announcing it will reallocate the $5 million initially used for dei expenses, adding it will also eliminate roughly 30 jobs. >> i've seen people saying thank god we can save $5 million a year. and then i've seen other people saying, you know, this is like horrible. >> reporter: the school's director of african american studies says this decision goes much further than the university. >> there might be a long-term impact in terms of recruiting high end talent based on the fear that, you know, this state isn't welcoming to diversity and inclusion. >> reporter: the university of florida joining other schools in the state that have also cut their dei programs. >> this is basically been used as a veneer to impose an ideological agenda. >> reporter: all of this comes nearly a year after governor ron desantis signed a law banning florida's

jandi shahpur university of medical sciences dear mr. mahzi , hello, please tell me about the preparation status of the republic of shapur university of medical sciences. we are going to go to the khuzestan university of medical sciences. the minister of health has issued an order that all the universities of medical sciences in the areas that have declared a red meteorological situation are to be 100% ready, both the hospital and the staff of other medical staff to provide services there. even special, smaller orders have been issued , for example, i will tell you that mothers who are about to give birth to their babies will be transferred to big cities if they are in different places. mr. moazi, you have my voice , we are hearing about the preparation of jundishapur university of medical sciences. greetings, courtesy and respect to you, dear colleagues and fellow countrymen. following the announcement of the khuzestan provincial crisis headquarters since yesterday, following the heavy rain that is going to happen tonight . from the prev

today to honor and thank and express my sincere gratitude for an incredible group of students at penn state university. this group of students has spent the last year dedicating countless hours to support the fantastic cause benefiting pediatric cancer patients. it's a year-long fundraising effort that culminates in an annual 46-hour dance marathon to support more than 4,500 families financially and emotionally with children who are battling cancer. on february 16, penn state students, staff, family, friends, volunteers and spectators filled the center for the 52nd annual to raise money for the four diamonds foundation. it was founded in 1973 by penn state fraternities and sororities. wh small fundraiser bringing in $2,000 in its inaugural year has flourished into a campus-wide effort with more than 16,000 student volunteers across the commonwealth of pennsylvania. in 1977, they partnered with the four diamonds foundation and sinc a single four diamonds family has received a medical bill thanks to the tireless work and dedication of penn state students.th founded by charles and irma mallard in 1972 af

host sharif university of technology. tieth period it was the national educational, innovation and student initiatives competition, or netcup sharif. nearly 40 competitions in the age groups from preschool to the end of high school participated in the competition. the approach of the educational competitions is to familiarize the children with different fields so that they can choose the direction and field they want in the future in the university they want to enter or choose a job . about two a thousand students from all over the country participated in this competition. this robot hits obstacles from all sides, from here, from here, from here. it was a robot, because there was no opponent's robot , i had to block the middle block and the opponent's block so that the score would be in my favor. my robot is powered by a drum and its brushless motor is brushless. it comes and performs the program that we have written. did you win or lose? i won it now. this robot recognizes the black and white line by this sensor. and. and

university . well, you see, the costs of the universities have also increased. the same city that is being paid now because the law of determining the tuition fee was left to the university board of trustees. it has been said that education up to the point of self-sufficiency should be free, but we currently have 25% of the cost of students and academics. in the university now , they study at night or payam noor or non-self-employed. it really depends on the individual , both on his honor and dignity, and on the job privileges that they can use in the future . it depends on the individual, but we can now, because of the economic conditions of the society , your presence is somewhat weaker and more fragile . let's predict, in my opinion , it is not bad that the feed of petrochemicals is at the world price form. in my opinion, it is better for the world price. yes , do you agree with the artists' tax exemption ? we hear about the situation of the artists from every corner because we are now in the society . it should be noted that, in my opinion, we should set a ce

foreign citizens who countless people use the treatment facilities of the areas covered by mashhad university ofical sciences. with the start of the 10-year plan, afghanistan's green space will expand. in this project, the responsibility for its implementation rests with the national department of environmental protection of afghanistan. 20 million saplings are supposed to be loaned in 34 provinces in the next 10 years. the area of ​​afghanistan is covered with forest is. thank you for your cooperation with this news section. o brothers, please bring back laura, this is under ali al-alli, under five years of age, kan tamoha yatala engineer, kan yahki lame, ana muhandis, omar vandi, three years old , and half kan tamuhaha, aspiring to be a doctor like the daughter of your aunts, who was martyred before you. first of all, your martyrdom is good , and your ambitions are to become a doctor like your aunt 's daughter . leave your legs for daesh, for the sake of al-hudaydah, who is under the mesh, strengthen the love of these children, the sides of the tents of the displaced people, and bombard them w