DIMAPUR, JULY 8 (MExN): Advancing North East initiative under the aegis of North Eastern Council (NEC) and implemented by the North Eastern Development Finance Corporation Limited (NEDFi) is hosting the first of a kind New Age Career Conclave aimed towards the students of North East India from July 22 to July 24.
The conclave brings together globally benchmarked industrial ecosystems for the students of Northeast India (10,000 of students, teachers and parents), informed a press release from the organisers.
The conclave is designed to connect curious minds from Northeast with new age industry experts to leverage a healthy interaction within. The career talks focuses on 9 themes ranging from the world of Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Cybersecurity, Ethical Hacking, Robotics, Automation, Engineering & Medical Science, Sports and Fitness, Content creation, Design, Finance, Communication et cetera.
The promotional campaign of the Conclave was launched by K Moses Chalai, IAS, Secretary, North Eastern Council (NEC), Ministry of DoNER, Government of India in presence of SK Baruah, Executive Director, NEDFi and other senior officials of NEC on July 8 with participation of students and organization across the region. During the launch event, Chalai requested the youth of the region to join hands in development of the region by building a strong career and livelihood ecosystem.
Advancing Northeast is a one-stop solution web portal in the field of education, employment and entrepreneurship with content curated for the youth of North East. Successfully ticking off campaigns like ‘Career on Wheels’ in Manipur, Advancing Northeast has already managed to cater to the interests of the Northeastern students.
With the launch of the New Age Career Conclave, the portal is positive about a healthy exchange of information between the experts and the students. Interested participants can register for the event by logging into www.advancingnortheast.in. In the coming days, many such initiatives are planned for connecting the youths of North East to the global best practices.
