Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath of Uttar Pradesh is currently visiting Singapore from February 22 to 24 to foster economic ties and institutional partnerships between Uttar Pradesh and Singapore. On February 23, he observed an in-depth presentation centered on skill development and vocational training at The Institute of Technical Education (ITE) and oversaw the signing of important Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) directed at reinforcing collaboration in technical education and aviation skills.

During his visit, CM Yogi toured the ITE campus and the Aviation Hub facilities, gaining practical insights into Singapore’s model of industry-integrated training. The MoUs are designed to bolster cooperation in technical and vocational education as well as aviation skill development, aiming to support the growing infrastructure and employment needs of Uttar Pradesh.

In a message posted on X, CM Yogi highlighted his engagement with ITE’s presentation on skill development, stating, “Reviewed a detailed presentation by ITE on skill development and training and visited the facilities at ITE College Central in Singapore today.” He further expressed commitment to advancing these agreements towards swift implementation.

Additionally, the Chief Minister characterized his nine-year term as a period of significant reconstruction for Uttar Pradesh, asserting that the objective of achieving a thriving Uttar Pradesh by the year 2047 can only be fulfilled through self-reliance within the state.

Visit is Part India-Singapore Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Framework

This visit is part of the broader India-Singapore Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Framework, which sets forth key areas of focus including economic collaboration, digital advancement, skill enhancement, sustainability, connectivity, and advanced manufacturing strategies.

During his trip, CM Yogi is scheduled to engage in high-level discussions with several prominent figures in Singapore’s political hierarchy. This includes meetings with Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, Foreign Affairs Minister Vivian Balakrishnan, Minister for Manpower and Minister-in-charge of Energy and Science and Technology Tan See Leng, as well as Tharman Shanmugaratnam, the President of Singapore.

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