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A group of students and lecturers from Belarusian National Technical University (BNTU) visited Zimbabwe as part of an academic exchange.
The group included students from the university’s Mechanical Engineering and Instrumentation faculties, as well as two lecturers.
The students visited Zimbabwe’s leading technological university, the Harare Institute of Technology (HIT), and learned about the work of the Belarusian embassy, the Belarusian embassy in Zimbabwe reports.
According to BNTU’s press service, on October 15, the Belarusian delegation met with HIT Deputy Vice-Chancellor Quinton Kanhukamwe. Volha Chamadanava, head of the Belaya Rus party, also took part in the meeting. The parties discussed the possibility of creating joint projects for young people from Belarus and Zimbabwe.
On October 16, the students visited a hospital in Norton, which houses a radiological and ultrasound diagnostics laboratory, as well as the construction site of a new medical facility and a foundry.