Russia and Vietnam signed a memorandum of cooperation in training personnel for the transport industry
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- Russia and Vietnam signed a memorandum of cooperation in training personnel for the transport industry.
- The document provides for joint projects and programs in transport education, exchange of experience, seminars in various areas and the use of the Russian University of Transport as a base platform on the Russian side.
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Why It Matters
Russia and Vietnam are developing cooperation in various fields, including transport and education. During the visit of Vietnamese President To Lam to Russia, several documents were signed, including a memorandum of cooperation in training personnel for the transport industry.
Russia and Vietnam signed a memorandum of cooperation in the field of training for the transport industry.
The document provides for the implementation of joint projects and programs in the field of transport education.
The base platform on the Russian side will be the Russian University of Transport, where 23 Vietnamese citizens are already studying.
MOSCOW, September 9 - RIA Novosti. Russia and Vietnam signed a memorandum of cooperation in the field of training for the transport industry, the Ministry of Transport reported.
“As a result of negotiations between Russian President Vladimir Putin and the General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam, Vietnamese President To Lam, documents were exchanged that were signed during his state visit to Russia. In particular, a memorandum of cooperation in the field of personnel training for the transport industry was signed,” the Ministry of Transport said in a statement.
The document was signed by the Minister of Transport Andrei Nikitin and the Deputy Minister of Construction of Vietnam Nguyen Xuan Shang.
“The document provides for the implementation of joint projects and programs in the field of transport education,” writes the Ministry of Transport.
Russia and Vietnam will exchange experiences and hold seminars in such areas as multimodal transportation, public-private partnerships, development of regional and urban transport systems, infrastructure construction, transport law and economics, ecology, digitalization and logistics.
“The signed memorandum opens the way to joint educational programs, exchange of teachers, researchers and students. The Russian University of Transport will be the base platform on the Russian side,” the ministry quotes Nikitin as saying.
Open Questions
- What are the specific deadlines for the implementation of joint educational programs?
- What funding is provided for the exchange of teachers and students?
- What programs will be developed within the framework of cooperation?
