9 November 2009
Tunis — As part of the celebration of the 22nd anniversary of the November 7 Change, a videoconference with the Japanese "Tsukuba University" was held in Kairouan.
The Tunisian-Japanese cooperation in information technology and communication (ICT), has been the focus of Pr. Tetsuo Ida who highlighted the potential partnership between both countries namely the dissemination of digital culture and hailed "major steps achieved by Tunisia during the 2 last decades" in a path of development and technological innovation.
He also stressed the high scientific level acquired by Tunisian expertise in this area which "earns the country a gretare respect for international academic landscape Pr. Adel Bouhoula, member of high-level committee for Science and Technology and the head of Research Unity "Digital Security".
Through his lecture, Pr. Adel Bouhoula, member of high-level committee for Science and Technology and the head of Research Unity "Digital Security", the Tunisian researcher presented solutions and prototypes of security and data transfer as well as communication networks.
Pr. Bouhoula, underlined the national strategy adopted in ICT sector adding that technological innovation and scientific development are likely to set Tunisia as an "exporter" of the knowledge economy
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