How Is the 120-Million-Toman Support from Imam Sadiq University for Its Top-Ranked Students Funded?

Secretary of the Parliament's Education Committee said: Imam Sadiq (AS) University is a non-profit, non-governmental institution, and most of its budget comes from its own revenues, faculty and student research, and endowments.

Ramzan Rahimi, Secretary of the Education Commission of the Parliament, answered in a conversation with Ambassador Arjan

The Secretary of the Education Commission of the Majlis said: Imam Sadiq University (AS) is a non-profit and non-governmental university, and the major part of its budget is provided through special revenues, research and research of faculty and students, and endowments.

Ramzan Rahimi said: Imam Sadiq University (AS) is a non-profit and non-governmental university, and the major part of its budget is provided through dedicated revenues, faculty and student research, and endowments.

The Secretary of the Education Commission of the Majlis emphasized: This university has endowments that generate income, and the founding board has set a good example for the self-sufficiency of the university by attracting donors and defining income-generating activities, and the support of 120 million tomans that is supposed to be provided by this university to its students is from its sources of income and government assistance.