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| Nine Countries Participated in International Conference |
Noida: The Skill Development Council of ICMEI- International
Chamber of Media And Entertainment Industry in association with Ministry of
Skill Development And Entrepreneurship, Government of India organized an
international conference on changing trends in media and skill development at
Noida Film City.
Representatives of nine countries participated including
Nigeria, Tajikistan, Sri Lanka, Mauritius, Vietnam, Nepal, Afghanistan, Ghana
and India to understand the case study of one of the oldest skill Development
School of the country-Asian Academy of Film And Television under the leadership
of renowned media person Sandeep Marwah.
“We have been in skill development for the last twenty-three
years. We assessed many years back that it is only skill development, which can
keep the education alive to its best. This is the only way to generate trained
manpower for required occupations,” said Sandeep Marwah President of Asian
Academy of Film And Television.
AAFT has trained more than 12000 media professionals hailing
from more than 100 countries of the World. “Every student passed out from this
media centre has been placed well into the industry,” said Ashok Tyagi
Secretary General ICMEI.
Representative of NASA Dr. V.K.Goswami appreciated the way
the courses and syllabus of AAFT has been planned to keep the students busy and
occupied with great interest and students are always eager to learn which has
helped them to grab better jobs in the market.
Dr. K.D. Gupta environmentalist emphasized the need of
better environment during skill development and gave example of AAFT. Isaiah Anthony
Nigerian writer and motivator spoke about the ingredients for better-designed
skill development programs.
Bahrom Rahmatov, Saidkarim Rahimov, Sattar Kakerov,
Sharafdzhon Razzokberdiev, Abdurakhmon Nadzhmidinov, Gulshan Muminova and
Saviniso IIlosova from Tajikstan, Sachithra Darshana Perera from Sri Lanka,
Nguyen Thanh Hoa from Vietnam, Fida Mohammad Salih from Afghanistan, Raju
Prasad Sah from Nepal, Francis Yaw Adu Boateng and Kawsara Osman from Ghana,
Heman Bissessur from Mauritius and Edrin Patience from Nigeria also spoke on
the occasion.
