Afghan team visits Hisar varsity to discuss coordination in education
On a trip to India, a five-member delegation from Afghanistan visited the Guru Jambheshwar University of Science and Technology, Hisar, to discuss mutual coordination in higher education. Led by Afghan Deputy Minister of Higher Education for Academic Affairs M Osmam Baburi, the delegation met university Vice-Chancellor M L Ranga on Thursday.
Baburi said that the purpose of his visit to India was to identify quality higher education institutes, so their students could be sent here for education. India had a significant role to play in the reconstruction of Afghanistan, besides helping it groom an educated future generation.
The delegation visited the departments of Physics, Environmental, Science and Technology, Bio-technology, Food Tech, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science and Technology, Electronics, Communications and Engineering, Pharmaceutical Science, Printing technology, Physiotherapy and Library, besides its hostels and computer centre.
The other members of the delegation were Kabul University Chancellor Hamidullah Amin, Senior Advisor of Legal Affairs Kadir Amiryaar and Foreign Ministry official Shariffi.
Explaining the various aspects of the university in detail, he asked for India’s help in providing quality higher education to Afghan students, so they could be instrumental in making it a strong nation.
Nine Afghan delegates, accompanied by two experts from the Japan International Cooperation Agency, had visited the Millennium City on June 28 and met various officials of the Haryana Urban Development Authority (HUDA), Municipal Corporation of Gurgaon (MCG) and others to study PPP models for urban growth, land acquisition policies, role of municipal body, tax collection structure, housing, etc.
Baburi said that the purpose of his visit to India was to identify quality higher education institutes, so their students could be sent here for education. India had a significant role to play in the reconstruction of Afghanistan, besides helping it groom an educated future generation.
The delegation visited the departments of Physics, Environmental, Science and Technology, Bio-technology, Food Tech, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science and Technology, Electronics, Communications and Engineering, Pharmaceutical Science, Printing technology, Physiotherapy and Library, besides its hostels and computer centre.
The other members of the delegation were Kabul University Chancellor Hamidullah Amin, Senior Advisor of Legal Affairs Kadir Amiryaar and Foreign Ministry official Shariffi.
Explaining the various aspects of the university in detail, he asked for India’s help in providing quality higher education to Afghan students, so they could be instrumental in making it a strong nation.
Nine Afghan delegates, accompanied by two experts from the Japan International Cooperation Agency, had visited the Millennium City on June 28 and met various officials of the Haryana Urban Development Authority (HUDA), Municipal Corporation of Gurgaon (MCG) and others to study PPP models for urban growth, land acquisition policies, role of municipal body, tax collection structure, housing, etc.
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