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NOIDA (Uttar Pradesh), May 3 (ANI): A delegation of academics and senior members of several Taiwan universities visited Amity University here this week and signed memoranda of understanding (MOUs) for promoting and exploring academic interaction between India and Taiwan.

The Taiwanese team was led by Professor Lih-Juann Chen, the president of the National Tsing Hua University. He was accompanied by over 40 members, including Pao-Long Chang, the president of the Feng Chia University.

In all, three MOUs were signed between Amity University and National Tsing Hua University, National Pingtung University of Science and Technology and Feng Chia University.

Bilateral collaboration will be in the areas of management, engineering, information technology, hospitality and tourism, agriculture, medicine, life sciences, nanotechnology, microbiology, clinical science, ecology, environmental studies, advanced materials and devices etc besides several others.

Major General K Jai Singh (retired), Vice Chancellor, Amity University, said: “It indeed is an occasion of mutual privilege for Amity and the leading Universities of Taiwan to be signing the MOU agreements and is thereby a prominent step towards boosting the friendship and interaction between Taiwan and India for the future.”

Professor Lih-Juann Chen said: “Taiwan is highly keen on attracting the brilliant Indian brains for higher education in its premiere universities. There is great mutual benefit and progress expected out of the bilateral exchange of faculty and students between Amity University and National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan.”

Dr. Ashok K. Chauhan, Founder President, Amity Group said: ” The signing of the agreements between Amity and the Universities of Taiwan will mark a new era and history for the entire world.” (ANI)