BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan, June 23. Sanzhar Bolotov, Deputy Minister of Economy and Commerce of Kyrgyzstan, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Korean companies EVSIS, the Korean Association of Eco-Friendly Vehicles, and NGS to jointly develop electric vehicle charging infrastructure in Bishkek, Trend reports via the Kyrgyz ministry.
The MoU seeks to enhance synergistic collaboration through the
establishment and operationalization of state-of-the-art electric
vehicle charging infrastructures, fostering improved atmospheric
conditions and mitigating carbon footprints, disseminating insights
and intelligence on regulatory paradigms and market dynamics, and
executing public engagement initiatives to advocate for sustainable
transportation modalities.
Furthermore, the Korean contingent is poised to engage in a
synergistic partnership with Kyrgyz State Technical University to
operationalize technical training and internship initiatives. This
endeavor aims to cultivate robust connections between the
industrial sector and academic institutions, thereby optimizing
employment pathways for skilled professionals and enhancing
regional proficiency in the stewardship of charging
infrastructure.
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