American International University-Bangladesh (AIUB) recently paid a courtesy visit to the Philippine Embassy to formally extend greetings to the newly appointed Ambassador, Her Excellency Ms. Nina P. Cainglet, and Vice Consul Judienne S. Capiz. This visit aimed to strengthen academic and diplomatic relations, fostering collaboration in education and cultural exchange.
Leading the AIUB delegation was Board of Trustees member Dr. Carmen Z. Lamagna, accompanied by senior Filipino university officials Ms. Dulce L. Mazumder and Ms. Carlin Noelle L. Alcanzare, as well as faculty members Mr. Eduardo Alcanzare, Mr. Danilo Morgia, and Ms. Rani Ellen V. Ramos. The delegation was warmly received by Ambassador Cainglet and Vice Consul Capiz, setting the stage for meaningful discussions on potential collaborations.
Key topics included student exchange programs, educational fairs, lecture series, and partnerships with Philippine institutions. AIUB representatives expressed their strong commitment to expanding academic ties, emphasizing shared educational objectives and cross-cultural learning opportunities.
Ambassador Cainglet welcomed AIUB’s initiatives and underscored the vital role of academic diplomacy in fostering stronger bilateral relations. She reiterated the Philippine Embassy’s commitment to supporting educational endeavors that enhance mutual understanding and excellence in higher learning.
Both parties agreed to explore future collaborations, including faculty and student mobility programs, academic conferences, and joint research projects. The meeting concluded with a reaffirmed commitment to sustained engagement and cooperation in education and diplomacy.
This visit marks another milestone in AIUB’s ongoing efforts to establish international academic linkages, reflecting the university’s dedication to global partnerships and meaningful collaborations with diplomatic missions worldwide.