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Published: April 6, 2021
Tokyo Tech and the City of Yokohama concluded on March 17 a comprehensive partnership agreement with the aim of stimulating business development, boosting international activities, and advancing sustainable development initiatives using mutual resources and networks.
Yokohama — the location of Tokyo Tech's Suzukakedai Campus — has been promoting collaborations with universities in and around the city since the establishment of its university partnership council in 2005. This council currently consists of 29 universities, including Tokyo Tech.
Through its additional partnership agreement with the city, the Institute hopes to apply its cutting-edge research findings to create new innovations and solutions to some of the local challenges in Yokohama.
City of Yokohama Mayor Fumiko Hayashi (right) with Tokyo Tech President Kazuya Masu
The partners aim to advance efforts to create innovation by utilizing mutual resources and networks, securing a state-of-the-art research environment through redevelopment of the Suzukakedai Campus, and jointly supporting the creation and growth of startups.
The partners aim to promote cross-cultural understanding and a sense of global community by utilizing the research resources of Tokyo Tech, jointly implementing education programs that broadly involve the public, and facilitating interactions between diverse professionals who gather from around the world.
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