About Me
- Rajesh Jeetah
- Dr Jeetah was elected Member of the National Assembly in December 2003 for the first time for Constituency No.7 (Piton/Rivière du Rempart), and remained so until April 2005. Dr Jeetah was re-elected as: • Member of the National Assembly for Constituency No.11 (Vieux Grand Port-Rose Belle), in 2005 and became Minister of Industry, Small and Medium Enterprises, Commerce & Cooperatives (2005 to 2008).He became Minister of Health & Quality of Life (2008 to 2010). • Member of the National Assembly for Constituency No.10 (Montagne Blanche- GRSE)in 2010 and became Minister of Tertiary Education, Science, Research and Technology till 2014. Education and Qualifications: a. University of Cambridge (2002 -2003) - ACU Research Fellowship b. University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology (UMIST) (1984-1993) • BSc (Hons) – Textile Technology • PhD – Textile Technology
‘Meeting with a team from Accenture Services’
I met with a
team from Accenture services, headed by Krishan Deeljore, HR Director to
discuss an online training program in collaboration with the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology (MIT), for students and fresh graduates, focused on
technology and professional development skills required on the local job
market.
‘Courtesy Call’
‘Courtesy Call’
Dr Lesley
Emanuel, Higher Education Specialist, paid a courtesy call upon me yesterday.
Dr Lesley Emanuel is a corporate trainer, editor and writer, and her research
interests include mentoring and coaching, in-service learning, Work Based
Learning and Higher Education, the relationships between Higher Education and
work, changing forms of knowledge, and quality assurance(of Work Based
Learning).
‘INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND INVESTMENT’
I would like to express my sincere appreciation to the University
of Mauritius and the World Trade Organisation for the organisation of this Second Edition of the International Conference on International
Trade and Investment. This meeting which will group experts from various
fields and will be an opportunity to
get acquainted with the latest thinking in international trade, investment,
aid, regional integration, trade competitiveness, climate change, labour market
issues and poverty. My
Ministry aims at making Mauritius a knowledge society and position the country
as a Knowledge Hub, and a Centre of Higher Learning and Excellence to serve
both local and regional needs. I am
convinced that today’s presentations and discussions will further contribute to
the existing knowledge on international trade and investment and will prove
immensely useful not only to academics but also to policy makers, practitioners
and the wider public. I would like to thank all participants for the interest
and enthusiasm they have shown by coming from all the corners of the world to participate
in this international Conference in Mauritius. I
wish them all a very fruitful conference.
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