The minister of higher education and scientific research Mr. Kamel Baddari received the UK ambassador in Algeria, Mrs. Sharon wardle at the ministry headquarters, on March 22, 2023, where the two sides discussed ways of intensifying bilateral cooperation between higher education and scientific research.

Mr. Baddari affirmed that Algeria says willingness to intensify and improve bilateral cooperation with the united kingdom through twinning agreements among Algerian university institutions and major British universities, in order to upgrade the level of Algerian instructors and students, stressing the ministry’s efforts to form unique students open to other cultures, and enable university instructors to master English perfectly, and gradually use This language in teaching scientific and technical disciplines, beside working on common interest research projects.

On the same occasion, the minister called the ambassador to open branches for major British universities with the view to provide scientific and technological training in Algeria, and enable intensive language learning schools to conduct the international worldwide English exam IELTS.
The British ambassador, for her side, expressed fascination to the achievements of the Algerian researchers in scientific research competitions in the united kingdom, Most recently was achieved by an Algerian researcher from the university of Guelma who was crowned with the first prize awarded by the royal academy for science (Royal society), founded in 1662.
The ambassador also expressed UK willingness to renew cooperation protocol with Algeria, and set up other agreements beyond the protocol, in addition to mandating a joint committee for specifying priorities list prior to its debut. Adding that the British Embassy in Algeria will soon offer free access scholarships to a digital library rich of hundreds of thousands of books, magazines and scientific films, which will be all in English and dedicated to university institutions, instructors and students in Algeria.