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Filipino Delegation Ends Visit to Kingdom By Mohammed Rasooldeen, Arab News
 Khaled Almaeena, editor in chief of Arab News, second from left, during the reception. Others in photo are Dr. Ahmad E. Alonto Jr, Dr. Camar A. Umpa, and Dr. Ali Panda. (AN photo by Ahmed Yusri) |
RIYADH, 10 May 2008 — The attendance of a large number of Filipino Muslims at the annual Haj pilgrimage strengthens the ties of Islamic brotherhood between the Kingdom and the Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) in the Philippines, said Dr. Norma Sharief, chairperson and managing commissioner of ARMM’s Commission on Higher Education (CHED). Dr. Sharief, who is heading an ARMM delegation to the Kingdom, was speaking at a reception held in the group’s honor by the Integrated Mindanao Economic Forum and Arab News. |
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 Dr. Omar Mababaya awards HRH Prince Al-Waleed doctorate degree in business administration. Looking on are Dr. Ahmad Alonto & Dr. Camar Umpa | By Arab News & Maranao Online RIYADH (06-May-2008) – Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal, chairman of Kingdom Holding Company (KHC), was awarded an honorary doctorate in business administration during a conferment ceremony here on Saturday at Kingdom Resort. The award was conferred by the Commission on higher Education, Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (CHED-ARMM) and Wisdom International School for Higher Education Studies (WISHES) and coordinated by Integrated Mindanao Economic Forum (IMEF). The ceremony was attended by a CHED-ARMM/WISHES delegation from the Philippines that included Dr. Norma M. Sharief, CHED-ARMM regional chairman & managing commissioner and Omar Mababaya, board chairman & WISHES president. |
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Dr. Macapado Muslim & Aleem Abdulhannan Tago | By Abdul Hannan Faisal Tago, Arab News MARAWI CITY, 4 April 2008 — The newly appointed president of the Marawi-based Mindanao State University (MSU) System Macapado A. Muslim told Arab New recently that he aims to regain MSU’s academic excellence and strengthen its revenue-earning capacity.“I did not buy this position with the money from my relatives,” Muslim said illustrating his pledge not to bow to special interests or engage in nepotism. The second-largest university system in the Philippines, with an annual budget of P769 million for its main campus alone, has witnessed a series of crises caused by the various self-interested parties coupled with political and ideological interests in the area. |
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