Trade Dept partners with Huawei to offer tech courses for SMEs, Gen Z
The New Economy Academy (NEA), under the Commerce Ministry’s International Trade Promotion Department, on Thursday signed a deal with Huawei Technologies (Thailand) to develop digital courses to boost the business sector.
Overseeing the signing was Commerce Minister Jurin Laksanawisit, who said the collaboration with Huawei would boost the ability of Thai SMEs and start-ups to compete in both the regional and global market.
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“This MoU is our response to the ever-changing world. To stay ahead, Thailand must act fast to implement digital technology in all aspects of the country’s development. We want to bring benefits of technology to everyone, to help accelerate the economy.” Jurin added.
Said Abel Deng, CEO of Huawei Technologies Thailand: This partnership with the Commerce Ministry is part of our longstanding mission to help the country achieve Thailand 4.0 through digital transformation. With our expertise in developing industry-leading technology courses that cover a complete range of ICT fields, we are confident that the knowledge and know-how we will impart can offer a competitive advantage for our course participants.”
Huawei will partner with the NEA to create tailor-made digital technology courses, starting with the “Empowering SMEs Through Digital Technology” English course for SMEs, start-ups, government agencies and private firms. It will also be open to the public, including Zoomers (Gen Z).
