The University of Lomé (UL) is significantly expanding its global outreach through a new strategic alliance. On Friday, June 5, 2026, the prominent institution formalized a cooperation framework agreement with Creighton University, a distinguished Jesuit university situated in Omaha, Nebraska, United States.
This pivotal agreement was officially endorsed by Professor Kossivi Hounaké, President of the University of Lomé, and the Reverend Father Daniel Hendrickson, President of Creighton University. The collaboration aims to strengthen their joint efforts across various academic fronts, including advanced training, pioneering research initiatives, and the mutual exchange of scholarly knowledge.
Under the terms of this accord, both universities plan to roll out combined academic and research programs. It also champions the vital movement of students, faculty members, and researchers between the two institutions. Furthermore, the partnership paves the way for hosting significant academic gatherings such as colloquiums, seminars, and other scientific endeavors that hold shared interest.
Both educational bodies are committed to facilitating the sharing of valuable academic resources and fostering the development of joint projects. A strong emphasis is placed on safeguarding intellectual property and ensuring strict confidentiality for all information exchanged during collaborative research activities.
A five-year commitment
This foundational agreement, initially set for a five-year period with the potential for renewal, unlocks fresh avenues for scientific and academic cooperation, ultimately benefiting the broader university community.
With this latest international partnership, the University of Lomé continues its proactive strategy of global engagement, reaffirming its dedication to enhancing its presence within the worldwide network of academic institutions, a notable development in African society news.
