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The Airforce of Zimbabwe is seeking collaboration with the Harare Institute of Technology in the areas of aircraft engineering and technology development.

Wing Commander C. Nevanji, Deputy Director of the Airforce of Zimbabwe Engineering Department said this while leading a delegation of over 20 officers, technicians, and engineers on a familiarisation visit of the Harare Institute of Technology.

He added that the visit was meant to explore possible areas of cooperation and to upscale the relationship between the two organisations. Areas of potential collaboration cited were in engineering and technology training and the two parties agreed to pursue discussions on customised training courses in military aviation, information security and information technology.

Wing Commander C. Nevanji further revealed that the Airforce of Zimbabwe has established a Research and Development Unit and saw the potential for further engagement and cooperation in engineering and technology projects.

Following a presentation on the Institute's establishment, structural functions, mandate, and overall contribution to the nation by Acting Vice Chancellor Dr. T. Padenga, Institute Registrar - Mrs S. Samupindu, Dean in the School of Industrial Sciences and Technology -Mr P. Muredzi; the visiting delegation were shown some of the various Capstone Design Projects by HIT students and graduates during a tour of the campus' departments, laboratories, workshops and Centres of Excellence.

Acting Vice Chancellor, Dr T. Padenga said the Harare Institute of Technology's doors are open for collaboration with the Air Force of Zimbabwe on technology development, re-engineering, skills training projects that will enhance the industrialisation of Zimbabwe.

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