President of Midmak International Academy Meets with the Board of Midmak Australia to Strengthen the Academy’s International Presence
Dr. Dima Aziz Barakat, President of Midmak International Academy, held a meeting with the Board of Midmak Australia to discuss plans to strengthen the Academy’s presence in Australia, expand its role within its international network, and develop new opportunities for professional and educational collaboration.
The meeting addressed plans to establish a network of international trainers and experts in Australia, contributing to the expansion of the Academy’s pool of training professionals, facilitating knowledge exchange, and supporting the development of training programs that draw on both local and international expertise across various professional fields.
The meeting also explored ways to strengthen partnerships with Australian institutions and organizations, as well as potential areas of cooperation that could support the Academy’s programs and initiatives while creating new opportunities for trainers, trainees, and professionals and further strengthening Midmak International Academy’s presence within the Australian professional environment.
Another key topic was the Academy’s plans in the field of Arabic language training, particularly its role in supporting members of Arab communities through the development of educational programs and initiatives that respond to their needs. The participants also discussed a number of proposals concerning the development of these programs and their implementation in ways that reflect the nature of Australian society and the diverse needs of Arab communities.
Dr. Dima Aziz Barakat emphasized that Midmak International Academy’s presence in Australia represents an opportunity to build professional and educational bridges between Arab and international expertise and competencies. She highlighted the importance of expanding partnerships, attracting expertise, developing programs, and strengthening the Academy’s presence within the Australian professional and educational community during the next phase.
The meeting forms part of the Academy’s broader approach to building an active international presence based not merely on geographical expansion, but on partnership, knowledge exchange, competency networks, and the development of programs that respond to the needs of communities and professional sectors.
The management of Midmak International Academy and the Board of Midmak Australia continue to work on the proposals and initiatives discussed during the meeting, with the aim of translating them into practical programs and initiatives in the coming period.