Ministry of Higher Education Signs Cooperation Agreement with DataFlow to Develop Academic Qualifications Verification

Al-Jalal: Expanding international partnerships enhances the efficiency of credential verification and strengthens the accuracy and reliability of results

The Ministry of Higher Education signed a cooperation agreement with DataFlow Group, as part of the ministry’s efforts to develop procedures for verifying qualifications and academic documents, and to enhance the efficiency and accuracy of services provided to beneficiaries.

The agreement was signed on behalf of the Ministry of Higher Education by Deputy Minister Dr. Badr Al-Basiri, in the presence of Director of Legal Affairs Abdullah Al-Musawi, Legal Opinion and Studies Supervisor Dr. Khaled Al-Barak, and Advisor Khaled Al-Duwaihi. On behalf of DataFlow Group, it was signed by Chief Operating Officer Sanjeev Agrawal, in the presence of the Group’s Chief Commercial Officer, Engineer Ravi Hattar.

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Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research Dr. Nader Al-Jalal emphasized that signing the agreement with DataFlow Group aligns with the ministry’s strategy to improve the efficiency of academic credential verification procedures and expedite their processing, by leveraging specialized expertise and solutions for verifying documents from their original sources.

Al-Jalal noted that the ministry is moving to expand its partnerships with specialized international entities, thereby broadening access to sources of certificates and issuing institutions across various countries worldwide, and granting the ministry greater flexibility in dealing with the diversity of educational systems and academic institutions.

He clarified that the agreement will contribute to developing operational mechanisms and utilizing digital solutions in verification processes, raising the level of accuracy and reliability in their outcomes, thereby supporting the quality of decisions related to academic qualifications.

For his part, Deputy Minister of Higher Education Dr. Badr Al-Basiri affirmed that the agreement will directly reflect on the efficiency of procedures and services provided to beneficiaries, by shortening the cycle for processing academic credential verification requests and developing follow-up mechanisms, which will contribute to enhancing service quality and facilitating procedures related to academic qualifications.

Al-Basiri explained that the ministry will, in the coming phase, leverage the capabilities offered by the agreement to develop the work environment and improve the efficiency of processing verification requests, thereby supporting faster response times to applications and enhancing integration between relevant technical and administrative aspects.