Empowering Students with Digital Skills: Andhra Pradesh Teams Up with Cisco
Nara Lokesh announced a new partnership between Andhra Pradesh and Cisco to train 50,000 students in digital skills such as networking and AI, aiming to bridge the skill gap and enhance employability.

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Andhra Pradesh's IT Minister Nara Lokesh revealed a strategic partnership with tech behemoth, Cisco, on Tuesday. The agreement, formalized at his Undavalli residence, aims to prepare students for the future by offering extensive training in information technology and advanced technology skills.
This collaboration will see Cisco imparting cutting-edge education in areas like networking, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence to a staggering 50,000 youth. The initiative is not just about education but is a concerted effort to bolster digital proficiency among the younger population.
Lokesh emphasized that the partnership is designed to bridge the existing skill gap, align with industry demand, and subsequently enhance the employability prospects of the state's youth. The move marks a significant step towards fortifying the technical framework of Andhra Pradesh's workforce.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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