CPHI Udayana University Hosted Dr. Jalal Mohammed from the University of Canterbury to Discuss HIV Research Collaboration in Fiji

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• Senin, 19 Oktober 2026
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Denpasar – The Center for Public Health Innovation (CPHI), Udayana University, hosted a visit from Dr. Jalal Mohammed of the University of Canterbury, New Zealand, on 19 October 2026. The visit provided an opportunity to explore potential research collaboration on HIV in the Republic of Fiji, while strengthening international academic partnerships and research networks.

The meeting focused on discussing opportunities for collaborative HIV research that would address the specific public health needs and context of Fiji. Both parties exchanged perspectives and ideas on potential research initiatives aimed at strengthening evidence-based approaches to HIV prevention and response.

International research collaboration plays an important role in advancing scientific knowledge and addressing public health challenges across different settings. In HIV research, partnerships between academic and research institutions can facilitate knowledge exchange, encourage the sharing of research experiences, and support the development of contextually relevant approaches to HIV prevention, care, and public health interventions.

The discussion with Dr. Jalal Mohammed also reflected CPHI Udayana University's ongoing efforts to expand its international research networks, particularly in HIV and public health research across the Asia-Pacific region. The meeting provided an initial platform for identifying potential areas of collaboration and exploring opportunities for future joint research activities.

Through this visit, CPHI Udayana University continued its efforts to strengthen international academic engagement and foster research partnerships that contribute to evidence-based public health initiatives. The discussion on potential HIV research collaboration in Fiji marked an initial step toward establishing future research cooperation and promoting knowledge exchange across countries.