Representatives from SIMAD University Library and ICT Office participated in the UNESCO–CERN School on Digital Libraries 2018 in Nairobi, Kenya, joining African librarians and ICT experts in training for better access to research resources.
International Collaboration for Digital Libraries
On October 8–12, 2018, SIMAD University was represented at the UNESCO–CERN School on Digital Libraries, held at the University of Nairobi, Kenya. The program was co-organized by:
- The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN)
- The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
- University of Nairobi
SIMAD University Delegates
Participants included:
- Mohamud Mohamed Siad, Director of SIMAD University Library – Dhoobaale
- Abdifatah Farah, ICT Director of SIMAD University
Their participation highlighted SIMAD’s commitment to advancing library and digital services to improve student and faculty access to research and academic knowledge.
Purpose of the School
The UNESCO–CERN School on Digital Libraries is designed to:
- Train African librarians and ICT professionals in digital resource management
- Improve access to academic and research databases
- Enhance institutional digital library strategies
- Strengthen collaboration across African universities
A Step Forward for SIMAD Library
By joining this global platform, SIMAD University Library continues to position itself as a leader in digital learning, research facilitation, and innovation in Somalia.
SIMAD University Library reaffirms its commitment to advancing digital library services. Stay connected to learn more about our international collaborations and innovations.
