- These agreements aim to enhance research, facilitate knowledge exchange, and promote skill development in the footwear and leather sectors.
- The collaboration will involve joint courses, training programs, and innovative projects across FDDI’s campuses, aiming to elevate industry standards to international benchmarks.
- Additionally, these partnerships will support the development of new technologies and sustainable practices, ensuring that the Indian footwear industry remains competitive globally.
- The MoUs also emphasize the importance of industry-academia collaboration in driving growth and innovation.
Question:
1 On September 12, 2024, the Footwear Design and Development Institute (FDDI) signed MoUs with how many institutions?
- A) Two
- B) Four
- C) Five
- D) Three