Cooperation protocols

Cooperation Protocols

Cooperation Protocols

Strategic Partnerships to Maximize Impact and Build Sustainable Civil Society in Africa

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Cooperation Protocols

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Partner Institutions

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Areas of Collaboration

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Countries Covered

Cooperation protocols serve as a formal framework that regulates partnerships between SHUAA and local, regional, and international institutions. They aim to coordinate efforts, facilitate knowledge exchange, and implement joint initiatives.
These protocols are designed to strengthen effective collaboration and ensure the achievement of shared development goals across Africa through structured institutional work and long-term strategic partnerships.

African Union of Technology

January 8, 2026

An international non-profit organization founded in 2018 that aims to promote environmental sustainability and green development in the African continent through renewable energy projects and the protection of natural ecosystems.

Education Worldwide (YED) Foundation

December 1, 2025

An international non-profit educational institution established to support the continuity of education in crisis areas and exceptional circumstances, aiming to provide access to education, improve educational infrastructure, develop educational performance, support students with special needs, and promote vocational, technical and online education.

IPC Company

May 10, 2024

A company specializing in organizational training and development, founded in Turkey, focuses on monitoring modern practices in organizational development and publishes the journal "Development Paths" in Arabic, Turkish, and English. The company strives to provide a distinguished model for building and developing organizational and individual capabilities, sharing knowledge, and exchanging experiences within a framework of quality standards.

Afro-Asian Council for Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity (CAAIC)

August 11, 2024

An international council specializing in artificial intelligence was established following the "Artificial Intelligence and its Role in Investment and Development" conference in Istanbul, under the umbrella of the Arab Trainers Union, which operates within the framework of the Council of Arab Economic Unity of the League of Arab States. The council aims to enhance cooperation between Africa and Asia in the fields of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and responsible digital transformation.

– Empowering Civil Society Organizations in Africa