The meeting resulted in the signing of memorandums of understanding between the scientific and educational organizations of the two countries.
Airat Gatiyatov noted the interest of Russian universities in the development of cooperation with Malaysian partners in such fields as microelectronics, electrical engineering, automobile construction, IT, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, photonics, nuclear physics, nanomaterials and oil and gas business.
The center will be located on the UiTM campus in Shah Alam (Selangor state). The Malaysian side will provide the facilities and appoint the center’s director, while FEFU will appoint a co-director to coordinate the joint work on the Russian side. The Institute of Big Data Analytics and Artificial Intelligence will serve as the lead scientific partner on the Malaysian side.
Members of the supervisory board commended the significant expansion of the company's international presence
Russian education has traditionally been valued around the world for its emphasis on foundational knowledge and for helping graduates develop a broad perspective, which enables young professionals to build successful careers upon returning to their home countries.
A year ago, twenty-five students passed a rigorous selection process to participate in a one-year internship at Central South University in Changsha, China, as part of a joint project between SFU and the company “Polyus.”
The 20th International Summer Space School, “Promising Space Technologies and Experiments in Space,” concluded with the presentation of project proposals. The participants included 18 international students and scientists from Brazil, India, Mexico, Peru, Tunisia, Iran, and Lebanon. Upon completion of the program, they received certificates and credentials confirming their professional development.
