Maseru
Revenue Services Lesotho (RSL) and the National University of Lesotho (NUL) have formalized a long-standing collaboration with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). The signing, which took place at the NUL campus, marks a significant step in solidifying the two institutions’ commitment to achieving shared goals in various sectors, including law, social sciences, management, taxation, and economic development.
In his opening remarks, Professor Olusola Fajana, Vice Chancellor of NUL, expressed his gratitude towards RSL for their willingness to partner with the university. He described the signing of the MoU as not just a formal agreement, but a landmark moment that symbolizes the beginning of a long-term, fruitful partnership. The collaboration is set to foster knowledge sharing, capacity building, and collaboration in critical fields that align with national priorities.
“This MoU we are signing today is a testament to our commitment to creating a conducive environment for research, innovation, and community engagement,” Professor Fajana remarked. “By working together, we aim to develop cutting-edge solutions to address the complex challenges facing our nation, particularly in areas of taxation, revenue management, and economic development.”
Professor Fajana emphasized the role of NUL in driving economic growth, improving governance, and enhancing the well-being of the citizens of Lesotho through such partnerships. He conveyed confidence in the positive impact this collaboration would have on both institutions, contributing directly to achieving Lesotho’s national development goals.
The MoU signifies the start of a new chapter in the relationship between RSL and NUL, with both parties excited about the potential outcomes of their combined efforts. The agreement sets the stage for future initiatives that will benefit both the academic community and the broader nation, particularly in areas critical to the country’s economic advancement.
