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Arusha. The African institution Nelson Mandela on Science and Technology (NM-AIST) says she is eager to support the push for industrialization by the government through research.
Vice Chancellor Emmanuel Luoga said that there were several useful research results on industries and related sectors "People should learn from what we have done over the years for the economy can benefit, "he said at the beginning of the Nelson Mandela Week at the appointed institution. after the anti-apartheid icon
The new donation stated that a lot of money had been spent for research by NM-AIST and other similar academic institutions but was not not convinced that they are fully used by the parties concerned.
Professor Adolf Mkenda, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation, said that industrialization should be guided by technology and innovation.
attributed the big leaps of economic growth by developed countries and Asian tigers to heavy investments in science, technology and innovation (ST).
The PS quotes China which was largely underdeveloped until the 1970s It was now the second largest economy in the world.
According to him, many young people from China had to train in developed countries in the 1970s and 1980s after realizing that he had stayed behind because of his poor skills in industrialization. 19659002] The Nelson Mandela Week, designated by the United Nations, is celebrated every July 18 each year at the University of Arusha and around the world to honor the first post-South African President. apartheid, Nelson Mandela, died in December 2013. 19659002] The former South African leader has been instrumental in the creation of NM-AIST and is part of a half-dozen academic institutions / research disseminated throughout Africa that he initiated.
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