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MOIA Working on NRI UniversityWednesday, October 03, 2007
The Minister of Overseas Indian Affairs, Vyalar Ravi shared his ministry’s plans to set up a NRI university under the aegis of the Indira Gandhi National University. This is part of the government’s plans to set up a ‘knowledge bank’ to draw on the expertise of the non-resident Indian (NRI) doctors, engineers, and a host of qualified professionals in different fields to offer quality education. The Confederation of Indian Industry is also setting up an independent trust abroad to facilitate the interests of NRIs in association with the Overseas Affairs Ministry. The Indian parliament is considering a collaboration with more foreign universities to spur the Indian education system. The Minister also shared facts on the demand for Indian manpower abroad, especially in the Gulf region. The UAE and Kuwait have already signed memoranda of understanding on Indian manpower deployed in these countries, and agreements with Oman, Qatar and Bahrain would follow soon. Related Readings»MOIA calls for more NRI Investments in Indian Economy»MOIA withdraws ECRS; NRIs Welcome Decision »NRI Workers to be Protected by MOIA’s Model Contract »Welfare Fund for NRIs Proposed by MOIA
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