14:45 | 25.07.11 | News | 3614

Armenian-Indian high-tech training center to be launched in YSU

Yerevan/Mediamax/. Head of Yerevan State University (YSU) Aram Simonyan and Ambassador of India to Armenia Achal Malkhotra signed a memorandum today on launching a center for Indian Studies in YSU.

Aram Simonyan said that a professor from India will deliver lectures to the students of YSU Department of Oriental Studies, and Hindi courses will be meant for all the interested people, Mediamax reports.

The YSU Head noted that the Armenian- Indian high-tech center will be opened in the university in autumn and due to financing from Indian side, equipment at a total cost of USD1mln will be installed there.

In March 2011, Director of “Enterprises Incubator” Foundation Bag rat Yengibaryan said in the interview to Mediamax that the Indian super-computer that should have started operating in Yerevan in 2010, has not been delivered to Armenia yet. An Indian Param supercomputer is due to be placed in the center to realize research in the sphere of IT (in High Performance Computing), bioinformatics and chemistry.