Regional students take part in Huawei ICT programme

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Regional students take part in Huawei ICT programme

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Chinese Ambassador to TT Fang Qiu. - Students from three Caribbean countries will participate in the 6th instalment of the 2021 Huawei Seeds for the Future ICT study programme. A virtual opening ceremony for the 2021 cohort was held on Friday for the 29 participants from Jamaica, 20 participants from Trinidad and Tobago and five participants from Suriname, all of whom are university students. TT will be represented by students […]

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