Collaboration Meetings between AQISA and the Education Development Fund

First Meeting: Exploring New Horizons for Collaboration

A significant meeting recently took place between the Azerbaijan Food and Beverage Industrialists Association (AQISA) and the Education Development Fund, focused on exploring potential areas of collaboration and discussing ongoing projects. The primary topic of discussion was the StudentPlus card, an initiative aimed at providing students with exclusive benefits and discounts across various sectors, including public transportation, dining, and more.

The meeting highlighted the importance of fostering partnerships between industry and education to create new opportunities for students across Azerbaijan. Representatives from both organizations shared their ongoing and planned projects, leading to a productive exchange of ideas on innovative approaches to collaboration. Emphasis was placed on the need for strong state-university-industry partnerships to drive youth development and advance educational goals.

This meeting underscored a shared commitment to supporting the next generation of professionals and students. Through initiatives like the StudentPlus project, AQISA and the Education Development Fund are taking meaningful steps toward ensuring impactful and sustainable outcomes for students, while demonstrating the power of partnerships in shaping a brighter future for the country.

Second Meeting: Formalizing the Collaboration

Following the initial discussions, the second meeting between AQISA and the Education Development Fund resulted in the formal signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). This memorandum was signed by the Chairman of AQISA and the Chairman of the Education Development Fund’s Board, solidifying their commitment to working together on future projects.

The focus of this collaboration is to enhance the education system in Azerbaijan, with particular attention to the StudentPlus card. Over 150,000 students will benefit from exclusive discounts in various sectors such as public transportation and dining. AQISA members will actively participate in offering these benefits, helping to ensure the success of the initiative.

This second meeting and the signing of the MoU reinforce the shared commitment to fostering a stronger educational landscape for Azerbaijan’s youth. By contributing to initiatives like the StudentPlus project, AQISA and the Education Development Fund are working together to provide students with the tools and opportunities they need for success.

These collaborations showcase the potential of industry-education partnerships in creating sustainable growth and supporting the development of the next generation of professionals.