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In another initiative – Samsung Digital Program – Samsung intends to leverage students of NIT, NERIST and Polytechnics and also unemployed computer engineers and encourage them to develop mobile applications using the Tizen OS. For this Samsung has offered to train Master Trainers in the state free of cost. In this regard, it was resolved that ‘Tie ups’ with Ministry of MSME and Skill Development would be explored.
Khandu’s pursuance for skill development and employment generation further resulted in Samsung’s acceptance to extend its ‘Samsung Apprentice Program’ in Arunachal Pradesh. Under this programme, the Chief Minister was informed, Samsung would enroll students of ITIs and Polytechnics and offer ‘On the Job training’ (OJT) in its Noida Plant that will subsequently guarantee placement opportunities.
When informed that Samsung has already funded smart classes in all Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas (JNVs) in the Country to set up Smart Digital Classrooms, the Chief Minister assured that the state government will inspect these Smart Classes of JNVs in Arunachal Pradesh and send a report to the company. He, however, requested Samsung Electronics to extend the usage of these facilities to other schools in the state as well.
Expressing gratitude on behalf of the people to Samsung Electronics, the Chief Minister assured the state government’s commitment to take the opening ahead.
“Please send us the formal proposal immediately so that we can take up these CSR programs of Samsung in the State and fast track these initiatives,” he requested.