Technical Education and Industrial Progress
The document stresses technical education as essential for industrial progress and national development. It argues for strengthened school facilities and curricula to produce skilled engineers and economists capable of applying engineering knowledge to real world problems. It calls for cooperation between schools and industry, noting the need to cultivate practical training and economic understanding among students.
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