27th November 2015, At the meeting, Member of Parliament, Minister of Education, Culture and Sciences L.Gantumur, Human Development and Social Policy Advisor to the President R.Bold, President of the Mongolian Academy of Sciences B.Enkhtuvshin, Director of SQW China Gary Ho
SPINNO is the major Estonian programme designed to promote knowledge transfer from the higher education and research sector. The second phase of funding began in 2005.
THE development of petrochemical industry in Brunei will significantly help economic diversification process in the country, a renowned economist said. Plans to develop export of petrochemical products will gradually help the Sultanate reduce the share of oil and gas in the total exports over medium term, Rajiv Biswas, Chief Asian Economist for IHS Economics, said.
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