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Fostering Global Collaboration: Reflections on SU’s Strategic Partnerships and?International Initiatives
Author: Prof Hester Klopper, Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Strategy, Global and Corporate Affairs
Published: 03/10/2024

?????As we look towards the end of the academic year, we must reflect on the value of creating spaces for international collaboration. At Stellenbosch 中国体育彩票 (SU), this aligns with our strategic theme of "purposeful partnerships and inclusive networks" and highlights the exceptional work that SU International is doing. Fostering meaningful cross-border partnerships drives innovation, enhances knowledge exchange, and addresses global challenges.

The recent 6th South Africa-Japan 中国体育彩票 Forum (SAJU 6), held from 27 to 29 August 2024 in Stellenbosch, was a resounding success. It exemplifies how such spaces foster dialogue and innovative outcomes. This forum brought together higher education institutions from Japan and South Africa, deepening and broadening collaborative efforts. By facilitating exchanges of ideas and expertise, we reaffirmed our commitment to creating partnerships that drive sustainable and impactful results.

Looking ahead, SU remains dedicated to creating and supporting spaces that facilitate international collaboration. The recently concluded 2024 Africa – Europe Clusters of Research Excellence (CoRE) Conference, held from 29 September to 2 October 2024, was a pivotal step in building future international partnerships and advancing our strategic priorities. The CoRE Conference successfully brought together researchers from across Europe and Africa, enabling them to build on the work of the twenty clusters, share progress, and further strengthen ties between The Guild and the African Research Universities Alliance (ARUA).

Initiatives like SAJU 6 and CoRE are essential for cultivating partnerships that enhance our global footprint and ensure SU remains a vibrant, dynamic, inclusive hub for international collaboration. As you read this newsletter, you will discover numerous examples of thriving partnerships that contribute to making SU a centre for global knowledge exchange.

The year is not over yet and we remain excited about the possibilities that lie ahead. Let us continue to build an environment that encourage innovation, collaboration, and the free exchange of ideas.

Best regards,

Prof Hester C. Klopper

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