Nust, Turkish Aerospace Industries is visited by Aleem Khan.
During his visit to the National University of Science and Technology (Nust), Federal Minister for Communications Abdul Aleem Khan emphasised the school’s outstanding academic program and its role in scientific advancement.
The minister showed a great deal of interest in Nust’s cutting-edge research facilities, teaching standards, and educational facilities. He was also joined by Turkish Ambassador Irfan Neziroglu for the event.
The Federal Minister praised the National Centre for Artificial Intelligence’s approach and opened the Maker Space Lab in Nust during the visit.
Khan regarded NUST’s faculty, curriculum, teaching style, and student laboratories as unmatched. “The pride of the country and the nation is Nust, an institution with modern facilities,” he said.
He went on to say that graduates of this school had brought international recognition to their nation.
Khan also paid a visit to the Green Tech Hub and conveyed his contentment with the goods produced there.
“We had to advance in the field of science and technology to be on par with developed countries,” the minister said. He also noted that international students attending NUST were adhering to national customs and claimed that Pakistani educational institutions were on par with those elsewhere in terms of quality.
“This visit convinced us that we have a very bright and prosperous future,” he remarked.
Khan and Ambassador Neziroglu received a thorough briefing on the university’s operations from Nust Principal and Major General Dr. Saeedur Rehman.
The Federal Minister also paid a visit to Turkish Aerospace Industries Pakistan’s Nust office. He had conversations with team members on the current R&D initiatives in fields including radar systems, drone technology, and cyber security.
The Federal Minister was pleased that the Turkish Aerospace Industries Research and Development Department had been established in Pakistan and was working to advance scientific advancement with Nust’s assistance.
