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Tribhuvan University Partners with Airbus for Aerospace Advancement in Nepal

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Tribhuvan University (TU) has signed a memorandum of understanding with global aerospace company Airbus to foster skilled human resources for Nepal's aerospace sector. The collaboration, attended by Nepal's Minister for Education and Sports Sasmit Pokharel and French Ambassador Virginie Corteval, aims to enhance educational development, research, training, and digital skills in aerospace technology.

  • The agreement was signed by Airbus South Asia President and Managing Director Jürgen Westermeier and Tribhuvan University Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Sushil Bahadur Bajracharya.
  • The partnership will focus on improving students' understanding of aerospace and aviation subjects, including artificial intelligence and machine learning.
  • Airbus stated that talent development is crucial for a strong aerospace ecosystem, and this partnership will leverage their global expertise for capacity building in Nepal.
  • Tribhuvan University's Vice Chancellor believes the collaboration will help modernize the academic curriculum and strengthen Nepal's aviation capabilities.

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