SA Renews Science Partnership with Cuba to Boost Innovation and Training

SA Renews Science Partnership with Cuba to Boost Innovation and Training

South Africa has renewed its science and innovation partnership with Cuba to boost collaboration in fields like biotechnology, nanotechnology, and research training. The two countries have worked together since 2001, focusing on areas such as vaccine development, nuclear medicine, and cancer research. This partnership also supports broader development goals, including public health, housing, and water management. Annelene Morgan, Chief Director at the Department of Science, Technology and Innovation, elaborates:

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The agreement also supports postgraduate training, aiming to help South Africa produce more master's and PhD graduates by 2030.