Aberdeen, October 2026 – The FuturED Institute continues to strengthen international academic cooperation by facilitating new connections between the University of Aberdeen and the Republic of Panama.
On 20 October 2026, H.E. Guido J. Martinelli III, Ambassador of Panama to the United Kingdom, visited the University of Aberdeen as part of an initiative coordinated by The FuturED Institute to explore opportunities for institutional collaboration and international academic engagement.
Founded in 1495, the University of Aberdeen is one of the United Kingdom’s oldest universities, internationally recognised for its academic heritage, research excellence and contributions to global education. Its expertise across disciplines, including energy, environmental sciences and sustainability, makes it a valuable partner for international academic cooperation.
The visit opened opportunities for future collaboration, strengthening connections between Scottish higher education and Panama, with potential initiatives in academic exchange, student mobility and institutional partnerships.
The engagement formed part of the programme surrounding the IV International Roundtable, Technologies for Sustainability, held in Aberdeen on 21 October 2026, organised by MBY Consultants and The FuturED Institute, in partnership with the International Green Trade & Commerce Association (IGTCA).
Through its international network, The FuturED Institute remains committed to connecting universities, governments and organisations to develop strategic partnerships that advance international education and sustainable development.
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