The university of Lomé and creighton university forge a strategic academic alliance

The University of Lomé (UL) is significantly enhancing its global academic footprint. A landmark framework cooperation agreement was officially signed on Friday, June 5, 2026, establishing a robust partnership with Creighton University, a distinguished Jesuit institution located in Omaha, Nebraska, United States.

This pivotal accord was formalized by Professor Kossivi Hounaké, President of the University of Lomé, and Reverend Father Daniel Hendrickson, President of Creighton University. This collaborative venture aims to solidify their joint efforts across key areas: advanced training, cutting-edge research, and comprehensive knowledge exchange, showcasing a commitment to pan-African journalism and broader Africa news.

The agreement specifically outlines the implementation of shared educational and research programs. It also champions the promotion of mobility for students, teaching staff, and researchers, fostering a dynamic international academic environment. Furthermore, this partnership facilitates the organization of joint colloquia, seminars, and other scientific activities of mutual interest, contributing to the continent’s press and academic discourse.

Both institutions are dedicated to fostering the exchange of academic resources and initiating collaborative development projects. A critical focus is placed on protecting intellectual property and maintaining strict confidentiality regarding information shared within research endeavors.

a five-year commitment

This foundational agreement, initially spanning five years with options for renewal, unlocks significant new prospects for scientific and academic cooperation, directly benefiting the broader university community.

With this latest strategic alliance, the University of Lomé steadfastly advances its policy of international engagement, reinforcing its aspiration to strengthen its standing within the global network of universities.