American Corner in AU will help bridge the skill gaps: CM
The Hindu
‘It will go a long way in enabling students to study abroad’
Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy inaugurated the American Corner in Andhra University in the virtual mode from Amaravati on Thursday.
Expressing happiness that the U.S. government had chosen Andhra University in the State to establish the third American Corner in India, Mr. Jagan Mohan Reddy said, “This is just the beginning, and we hope that the U.S. will also be setting up an American Consulate in Visakhapatnam in the future.”
Speaking about the initiative taken by the American Consulate in collaboration with A.U., the Chief Minister said that the American Corner would go a long way in bridging the skill gaps of the students.
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