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Ocean Institute to back Indonesia's global maritime vision: Minister
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Ocean Institute to back Indonesia's global maritime vision: Minister

Indonesia's Higher Education, Science, and Technology Minister Brian Yuliarto announced that the Ocean Institute of Indonesia (OII) will play a central role in advancing the nation's vision as a global maritime power. Established through the merger of 11 polytechnics and launched by Marine Affairs and Fisheries Minister Sakti Wahyu Trenggono, the OII aims to enhance vocational education in marine and fisheries sectors, foster university-industry collaboration, and drive innovation. Yuliarto emphasized the need to unlock Indonesia's oceanic resources through skilled professionals and highlighted the institute's potential to create startups and centers of excellence. Trenggono stressed the importance of partnerships with leading universities like Bandung Institute of Technology and Bogor Institute of Agriculture.

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Ocean Institute to back Indonesia's global maritime vision: Minister

Indonesia's Higher Education, Science, and Technology Minister Brian Yuliarto announced that the Ocean Institute of Indonesia (OII) will play a central role in advancing the nation's vision as a global maritime power. Established through the merger of 11 polytechnics and launched by Marine Affairs and Fisheries Minister Sakti Wahyu Trenggono, the OII aims to enhance vocational education in marine and fisheries sectors, foster university-industry collaboration, and drive innovation. Yuliarto emphasized the need to unlock Indonesia's oceanic resources through skilled professionals and highlighted the institute's potential to create startups and centers of excellence. Trenggono stressed the importance of partnerships with leading universities like Bandung Institute of Technology and Bogor Institute of Agriculture.

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