The MOU signing was led by CapSU President Dr. Editha Alfon and KU director Dr. Phisamai Srichayet who conveyed their commitment for the collaboration aimed to put both universities to greater heights.

“Collaboration among universities here and abroad has always been proven to be crucial in internationalization,” Dr. Alfon said.

The activity, facilitated by the CapSU's Office of the Vice-President for External Affairs and Linkages, was attended by CapSU officials that include vice-president for Administration and Finance Dr. Wennie F. Legario, vice-president for Research and Development Dr. Efren 

“No single university, no matter how large, can address future challenges by itself. In this era of globalization, cooperative partnerships with other institutions of academic excellence around the world is not an option anymore but a necessity,” she said.

The KU was established in 1943 to promote agricultural science and has since expanded its subject areas to cover life sciences, science, engineering, social sciences and humanities to become the largest university in Thailand.

The CapSU officials also thanked the KU for trusting the university as one of its international partners. (JBG/AAL/PIA Capiz/With reports and photos from CapSU PIO)