Date: April 27, 2025

Today, CITYCOT University had the honor of welcoming Prof. Dr. Khalif Bile Mohamud, a distinguished expert in public health and educational development. His visit marks an important milestone in the University’s continuous efforts to enhance academic excellence and research collaborations.

Prof. Dr. Khalif Bile was received by the President of CITYCOT University, Eng. Abdulhakim Hussein Osman, accompanied by members of the university’s executive management and academic staff. The reception was held at the University’s Main Campus, where a series of engagements were organized to highlight the institution’s achievements and future aspirations.

During the meeting, the University’s leadership provided Prof. Dr. Khalif with a comprehensive briefing on the remarkable progress CITYCOT University has made since its establishment. Emphasis was placed on the institution’s expansion in academic programs, infrastructural development, and its commitment to providing high-quality education aligned with international standards.

The Research Department also presented an overview of their latest research projects and findings, showcasing the University’s growing contribution to knowledge generation, particularly in the fields of health sciences, technology, and social sciences.

Furthermore, Prof. Dr. Khalif Bile was briefed on the key faculties operating within the University, including the Faculty of Health Sciences, Faculty of Marine Science and Fisheries, Faculty of Information Technology, social sciences and the Faculty of Business administration. Each faculty’s unique academic and community engagement initiatives were highlighted as part of the University’s broader impact.

In his remarks, Prof. Dr. Khalif Bile expressed his admiration for the substantial achievements made by CITYCOT University in a relatively short period. He commended the dedication and professionalism of the staff and emphasized the vital role of universities in driving sustainable development. Additionally, he offered valuable advice and strategic insights aimed at further strengthening the University’s academic programs, research initiatives, and community outreach activities.

The visit concluded with mutual commitments to explore future collaboration opportunities, particularly in areas related to public health, research development, and capacity building.