Respected Sir/Madam,

With this letter I wish to be granted a long-term student visa for Germany to pursue
my studies in Information Technology at Technische Universität Berlin.

I got my secondary school certificate in 2003, and I secured the second top position
nationally with an overall score of 96.9 %, I was always motivated by my parents to peruse
my dream and choose the scientific path that I’m most passionate about, and I was always
fascinated by computer science and Information technology with all the futuristic
advancements in this field, so I studied Computer Engineering at the University of Tripoli,
and I graduated top of my class in 2008. I immediately was chosen by Aljeel Aljadeed for
Technology to work there in the new upcoming national Next Generation Network Project
(NGN); Aljeel Aljadeed for Technology is the first Triple Player Service Provider in Libya,
where I had the opportunity to study in depth the new technologies used in NGN especially
VoIP and the migration of Legacy Telephone Networks to IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem). I
had a close contact with different network equipment vendors and a lot of hands-on training
as I worked on the Project from the beginning during all phases; Design, Implementation and
Operation, in addition to building my team-working and leadership skills.

After 6 years of experience in Telecom field, I found myself in a position where I

needed to refresh my academic knowledge and get more comprehensive understanding of
NGN technologies and all the advances that accrued in this field recently, in order to bring
back this knowledge into my country and invest it into building a more advanced NGN
network. I had a closer look to the Core Network Services during my work as a Core
Network Services Planning Unit Team Leader, and I’m certain of my ability to contribute
significantly into improving it.

I chose to study in Germany for two reasons, first is the well-known reputation of
German universities in terms of knowledge transfer and firm education, in addition to their
good network with universities all over the world, the second reason is that my brother - who
has been living in Germany for five years and is working as doctor - strongly advised me to
peruse my studies there. I did my research among the Top universities in Germany and
searched for a program that I will benefit the most from in my career. I found the program of
my dreams in Technische Universität Berlin under the Department of Telecommunication
Systems: AV (Architekturen der Vermittlungsknoten) program that covers comprehensively
and thoroughly the Topic of NGN and all related technologies. Being offered by one of the
top ranked University in Germany, and having collaboration with research institutes such as
FOKUS NGNI, both assured me that this is the most suitable Master program for me.

I’m highly confident that by completing this Master Program I will come back to my
country with the most efficient knowledge and skills to help developing and enhancing our
national NGN network, and contribute to our scientific society with what I have learned in
Germany the land of Ideas.

Best Regards

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