At the 35th World Education Summit (WES) Dubai, Elets Technomedia Private Limited marked a significant milestone in international education cooperation by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Municipality of Argenta Emilia-Romagna, Italy. The agreement underscores a shared commitment to advancing cross-border collaboration in education, innovation, and policy dialogue between India and Italy.
The MoU was formally signed by Dr Ravi Gupta, CEO & Editor-in-Chief, Elets Technomedia, and Andrea Baldini, Mayor of the Municipality of Argenta, Italy. The partnership aims to establish a structured framework for the exchange of education ideas, institutional best practices, and emerging innovations across diverse learning ecosystems.
Under the agreement, both parties will collaborate on multiple fronts, including the exchange of best practices in school education, higher education, and skill development, as well as knowledge sharing on digital learning, EdTech, artificial intelligence in education, and innovation-led models. The MoU also envisages joint initiatives such as conferences, seminars, webinars, roundtables, policy dialogues, research collaborations, and thought-leadership publications, creating platforms for sustained engagement between education leaders and institutions from both countries.
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As part of the collaboration, Elets Technomedia will leverage its extensive media and event platforms to curate, document, and disseminate global education insights while facilitating engagement with policymakers, academic institutions, and education leaders. The Municipality of Argenta, in turn, will support participation from Italian educational institutions, experts, and local stakeholders, particularly in the Emilia-Romagna region, fostering deeper institutional and cultural educational exchanges.
The MoU is non-exclusive and non-financial in nature and will remain valid for three years, reflecting a long-term vision for cooperation rather than a transactional partnership. Signed at the World Education Summit, the agreement highlights the growing importance of international collaboration in shaping future-ready education systems and reinforcing global knowledge networks in an increasingly interconnected world.
