Defense Engineering Group and Defense University signed a memorandum of understanding
The Defense Engineering Industry Group and the Ethiopian Defense University have signed a memorandum of understanding that will enable them to work together in the areas of research, technology development and human resource development.
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The document aimed at increasing the country’s defense capacity was signed by Brigadier General Yohannes Tikesa, the deputy chief executive of the group, and Brigadier General Kebede Regasa, the president of the university. The agreement includes joint research, technology transfer, student internships, joint training, and joint use of laboratories and workshops.
Brigadier General Yohannes stated that the agreement will be a bridge to transform the university’s knowledge and research results into tangible products. Brigadier General Kebede, on his part, said that the agreement will enable him to conduct research based on the needs of the industry and produce graduates who have been tested in practice.
The office of the group announced that the two institutions will establish a joint committee to monitor the performance and prepare a detailed plan.
