Indian Excessive Commissioner to Nigeria, Gangadharan Balasubramanian has assured that strengthening bilateral ties with Nigeria stays a strategic portion of his nation’s international protection as each countries accept as true with loads to learn.
Balasubramanian mentioned this for the length of the commemoration of the Indian Technical and Economic Programme (ITEC) 2022 on the Excessive Commission in Abuja on Thursday.
The ITEC Day 2022 was renowned with about 250 ITEC alumni and Nigerian dignitaries in attendance. The annual commemoration also presents unfamiliar opportunities to ITEC Alumni to reconnect with each assorted.
In accordance to the envoy the programme has been successful in Nigeria within the past 58 years as thousands of Nigerians accept as true with benefitted from varied fields resembling defense coaching, ICT, Science Expertise and Innovation (STI) Renewable energy, and made well-known impacts and contributions to Nigeria’s vogue.
He mentioned that the ITEC programme is human -centric and essentially based completely on the imaginative and prescient of India’s Top Minister, Narendra Modi. He added that India’s vogue partnership is essentially based completely on the priorities of companion countries and on terms that are jubilant with the companion countries.
He mentioned “ITEC was started by India in 1964 and since then now we had been exchanging varied classes for our guests in companion countries including Nigeria and I am very ecstatic to notify that many thousand Nigerians accept as true with if truth be told benefited.
“We give around 250 slots within the civilian sector and about 150 slots for coaching, brief term classes within the defense sector and most of them had been utilized on a typical basis.
“So for a length of 58 years, you also can search for the map these numbers would accept as true with multiplied and we’re very ecstatic to note guests in Nigeria who accept as true with finished these brief-term programmes, equipped themselves and accept as true with come encourage to contribute to the economy and to the blueprint of Nigeria.
