Nagpur: Union transportation ministry Nitin Gadkari on Thursday reported the memorandum of understanding (MoU) inked between IIM in along with also the Central Institute of Road Transport (CIRT), Pune, could usher in a fresh start in the region of automobile and management engineering.
He was talking during the signing of a pact between both institutions that happened at his residence.
It had been signed between IIM manager Bhimraya Metri along with CIRT manager Rajendra Patil.
TOI on Thursday released an exclusive interview of IIM Board of Governor chariman CP Gurnani in which he declared about the pact between two associations.
According to the press communiqué published by IIM-N, the cooperation and collaboration involving IIM-N along with CIRT will start doors up for growth of the vehicle hub, especially in the transportation industry.
“The MOU presents chances to create competencies and create industry-oriented knowledge in transportation administration.
It additionally provides for research cooperation, executive coaching and other educational programs for government and corporate specialists, in addition to consultancy connections between both associations,” it stated.
Metri added the collaboration between two associations will soon open doors up for growth of the vehicle hub, especially in the transportation industry.
Endorsing himPatil added that it can be a golden chance for both in attaining their endeavours.
“The cooperation will play an integral role for those stakeholders from the road transportation stadium,” he explained.
Congratulating the signatories, Gurnani stated that he was thrilled about the partnership.
“With all these technological changes, our leaders of tomorrow will need to manage quite different ethical, cognitive and behavioural difficulties.
Both of these associations will play a significant part in developing and forming abilities and abilities from the new creation,” he explained.
(Reporting from Eshika Bhargava )