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Chevron funded Uttoron advanced welding lab inaugurated in Khulna Shipyard

Chevron-funded Uttoron inaugurates advanced welding lab in Khulna Shipyard
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Chevron funded Uttoron advanced welding lab inaugurated in Khulna Shipyard

Uttoron – Skills for better life project has recently organized the inauguration ceremony for advanced welding training facilities in Khulna Shipyard, Khulna, according to a press release.

Uttoron had signed an agreement with Khulna Shipyard in 2021 to launch advanced welding training and an advanced welding lab for the first time in Bangladesh.

The new advanced welding lab aims to support young people in enhancing their welding abilities, as there is a shortage of skilled welders in Bangladesh due to a lack of advanced-level training facilities.

To solve this problem, Uttoron collaborated with Khulna Shipyard to initiate the construction of an advanced welding lab.

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Zamira Kanapyanova, general manager of corporate affairs, Eurasia and Europe, Chevron; Eric M Walker, president and managing director, Chevron Bangladesh, and Commodore M Shamsul Aziz, (L), NGP, psc, BN; managing director, Khulna Shipyard Limited, Bangladesh Navy, were the distinguished guest of honor at the event.

Muhammad Imrul Kabir, director, corporate affairs, Chevron Bangladesh; Mujibul Hasan, country director, Swisscontact Bangladesh, and Nadia Afrin Shams, team leader, Uttoron, were among the other dignitaries present.

The Uttoron project, funded by Chevron and implemented by Swisscontact, was initiated in 2016. By 2022, a total of 3380 young people received technical training in Sylhet and Dhaka.

Additionally, Uttoron established and upgraded the Bholananda Uttoron Technical Training Centre in partnership with Sylhet City Corporation.

 

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