AArU Presents the Arab Ranking Shield to Tunis El Manar University

The Executive Director of the Association of Arab Universities, Prof. Anas Ratib Alsoud, presented the 2024 Arab Universities Ranking Shield to the President of Tunis El Manar University, Professor Dr. Moez Chafra.
University of Tunis El Manar secured the tenth position in the 2024 Arab Universities Ranking.

The award ceremony was held on the sidelines of the meeting of the Arab Council for Creativity and Student Training, affiliated with the Association of Arab Universities, which took place at Tunis El Manar University.

The ceremony was attended by HE Abdullah Abu Roman, Ambassador of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan to Tunisia, HE Abdul Hakim Ismail Al-Qassab, Ambassador of the Republic of Iraq to Tunisia, Dr. Nathir Obeidat, Chairman of the Board of the Arab Council for Creativity and Student Training, and Dr. Fawaz AL Zaghoul, Director of the Council.

During the ceremony, Dr. Al-Saud stated:
"It is my great pleasure and honor, as the Executive Director of the Association of Arab Universities, to participate in this joyous occasion celebrating the recognition of Tunis El Manar University, which has achieved the tenth position in the 2024 Arab Universities Ranking."

He added:
"I extend my sincere congratulations to Professor Dr. Moez Chafra, President of Tunis El Manar University, as well as to all faculty members, students, and staff for this remarkable achievement."
Dr. Al-Saud emphasized that this ranking reflects the university’s dedication and relentless efforts to enhance the quality of education, scientific research, and the development of national talents.

He concluded:
"I wish Tunis El Manar University continued progress and success in its journey and hope it serves as a model for other Arab universities striving for excellence and leadership. At the Association of Arab Universities, we look forward to continuing our collaboration with all Arab universities to achieve our shared vision of building a bright future for future generations."