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ARMENIAN-INDIAN COMMUNICATIONS & IT CENTER OPENED IN YEREVAN UNIVERSITY
Tert.am
07.11.11
An Armenian-Indian communications and information technology center
has been opened at the Department of Mathematics and Technology,
Yerevan State University.
Mr. Sachin Pilot, Minister of State in the Indian Ministry of
Communications and Information Technology, participated in the
opening ceremony.
The center is designed to train competitive specialists, create joint
programs and carry out close cooperation between the Armenian and
Indian IT sectors. The center will conduct research in 20 fields.
The center staff has been retrained in India. The Indian side has
presented the center with a supercomputer, the first in the South
Caucasus. Armenian Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan said that the center
will also contribute to the development of the Gyumri science and
technology park.
Mr. Sachin Pilot noted that India is willing to impart it 20-year
experience to Armenia. It will be scientific rather than financial
assistance to Armenia, he added.
From: Baghdasarian
Tert.am
07.11.11
An Armenian-Indian communications and information technology center
has been opened at the Department of Mathematics and Technology,
Yerevan State University.
Mr. Sachin Pilot, Minister of State in the Indian Ministry of
Communications and Information Technology, participated in the
opening ceremony.
The center is designed to train competitive specialists, create joint
programs and carry out close cooperation between the Armenian and
Indian IT sectors. The center will conduct research in 20 fields.
The center staff has been retrained in India. The Indian side has
presented the center with a supercomputer, the first in the South
Caucasus. Armenian Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan said that the center
will also contribute to the development of the Gyumri science and
technology park.
Mr. Sachin Pilot noted that India is willing to impart it 20-year
experience to Armenia. It will be scientific rather than financial
assistance to Armenia, he added.
From: Baghdasarian