Changes in the management level of Japan's AIchi University of Education, the perspective of developing international inter-university scientific cooperation

Japan's Aichi University of Education, as one of the most prestigious international universities in the field of education and as one of the parties to the Memorandum of Understanding with Farhangian Teacher Education University, has had good relations with Farhangian University in the field of international scientific cooperation. Two cases of hosting FTEU delegation, sending a delegation to Tehran, holding a joint international meeting on teacher training at FTEU, announcing the readiness of professors and faculty members of that university to conduct joint research with professors and faculty members ofFTEU, shows that Aichi University of Education is working to develop international scientific relations and cooperation between the two universities.

FTEU and the head of International scientific cooperation Unit have always tried to take advantage of the existing capacities and pave the way for the international scientific development of  in the world of teacher training.

Aichi University of Education has recently undergone changes in its management level, and Professor Hitomi Goto, who has been the president of the university during this time, has made a positive contribution to the development of international scientific cooperation with FTEU is repalced by Professor Noda. During Professor Goto's presidency, there were acceptable interactions between the two universities, and Professor Goto's efforts and positive attitude toward FTEU and Iran have certainly been effective in developing these interactions.

FTEU appreciates Professor Goto's efforts and wishes her the best. FTEU also congratulates Professor Noda, who recently took over the presidency of  AIchi University of Education, and hoped that the process of developing interaction between the two universities would be accelerated and that the two sides could work together to develop each other. Professor Noda, who was previously one of the vice chancellors of the Aichi University of Education and expressed his satisfaction with the development of relations between the two universities. Prof Khanifar, the president of FTEU welcoms international scientific cooperation, holding joint seminars, short-term deployments of principals, professors and students, and conducting joint research, emphasizing the development of educational diplomacy and inter-university cooperation in order to establish peaceful scientific relations in today's world.

It is hoped that this change in the level of management of  Aichi University of Education can lead to positive developments in the development of interactions and cooperation between the two universities and provide a good opportunity for professional growth and knowledge sharing and scientific synergy for managers, professors. faculty members and students on both sides.