Apple Offers Training Program for Software Developers from Kyrgyzstan
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan – The Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of Kyrgyzstan, Akylbek Japarov, recently met with representatives of American companies, including tech giant Apple, pharmaceutical company Pfizer, and Franklin University. The meeting aimed to discuss potential collaborations in high technology, digitalization, and educational initiatives within the country.
During the discussions, Akylbek Japarov highlighted the importance of integrating innovations into Kyrgyzstan’s economy and expressed a keen interest in expanding partnerships with American companies. Apple representatives, in particular, acknowledged the promising digital economy in Kyrgyzstan and expressed their willingness to implement educational projects for software developers.
Furthermore, talks revolved around the potential opening of a campus for Franklin University in Kyrgyzstan. The university plans to offer undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs in medicine, information technology, and cybersecurity. American companies also voiced their readiness for deeper cooperation, emphasizing the potential for investments and joint projects in the region.
Overall, the meeting between Kyrgyzstani officials and American companies showcased a mutual eagerness to foster collaborations that would drive technological advancements and educational opportunities within Kyrgyzstan. This partnership holds promise for both parties and signifies a step towards innovation and growth in the region.
