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Emirates Academy signs MoU with Israeli higher education institution
The Emirates Academy of Hospitality Management (EAHM), has announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with The Kinneret Academic Col- lege on the Sea of Galilee. The Emirates Academy is the first hospitality-focused university in the UAE to sign such an MoU with an Israeli academic institution. This joint agreement aims to foster a positive relationship between the two universities as well as future joint student projects.
The agreement came to frui- tion following the ground-break- ing UAE-Israel relations webinar that was organised by the Emir- ates Academy last year titled 'New Frontiers in Tourism, Hospitality and Tech'. Marina Rizzi, EAHM's director of industry rela- tions said: "It has been a wonderful opportunity for both students and the faculty to learn more about each other, and benefit from their combined knowledge. We look forward to enriching our relationship through additional activities in the years to come. An exciting partnership for all!"
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