Eshraqa, the social development arm of Khimji Ramdas (KR), recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the International Maritime College Oman (IMCO) to set up the Eshraqa e-Learning Center.
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1097 | the publication reaches you by | Bahrain NewsThe MoU was signed by Nailesh Khimji, director, Khimji Ramdas and Dr Hilal Al Hadhrami, dean, IMCO and was witnessed by Sayyid Faisal bin Turki Al Said during the inauguration of Oman CSR Forum, it added.
The Eshraqa e-Learning Center at IMCO will serve as a physical site that provides round the clock online access to digitised study material such as books, journals and publications which allow students to gain further benefits from their academic experience.
Nailesh Khimji, director, Khimji Ramdas, said: “On the wonderful occasion of the 50th National Day, we not only celebrate the reign and visionary forethought of our beloved leader, HM Sultan Qaboos Bin Said but we also stand in recognition of his astute words – we live in an era of science and continue to witness immense growth within all arenas.”
“This progress is reflective of an ever-developing strong educative system and we aim to continually add value to it,” Khimji said.
“Eshraqa strives to facilitate every avenue that can serve as a vehicle for academic and skill enhancement. The Eshraqa e-Learning Center at IMCO will provide students with comprehensive study material further to the daily lectures by tutors. We wish the aspiring stars of our nation; prosperity and success in all they set out to achieve,” Khimji added.
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