Jaipur: NIMS University Rajasthan marked a historic event on January 11, 2024, because it hosted the Prime Minister of the Czech Republic, H.E Prof. Petr Fiala. The prime focus of the go to was the laying of the inspiration stone for the ‘Petr Fial Global Institute of Research Innovation’ and the inauguration of the ‘Marik Institute of Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, and Cybernetics’ inside the college campus. In recognition of his excellent contributions to worldwide insurance policies and political science, alongside along with his dynamic management and distinctive understanding of authorized complexities, the Prime Minister was honoured with an Honorary Doctorate by Nims University.

This occasion is acknowledged as the primary time a international prime minister visited an Indian college. This go to underscored the much-needed significance of worldwide collaboration in schooling, expertise, and sciences.

The occasion was attended by distinguished company, together with Dr. Eliška Zygova, the Ambassador of the Czech Republic in India, Tomas Pojar – National Security Advisor of the Czech Republic, Jiri Kozak – Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Petra Fojitkova – D.G. PM Office, Václav Smolka – Government Spokesman and Director of the Department of Communications.
“In his welcome address, the Prime Minister of the Czech Republic commended NIMS University and India for their substantial contributions to the fields of medicine, education, innovation, industries, and research patterns.He expressed gratitude to the University for the honorary degree conferred upon him. Prof. Fiala emphasized the significance of the partnership between the Czech Republic and Nîms University, expressing eagerness for collaboration in areas such as start-ups, cyber security, and the economy.

He also praised Nîms University for its picturesque and inclusive campus, as well as its commitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, as the university has adopted 10 SDGs. Prof. Fiala underscored the importance of cooperation in science and technology, particularly in the realm of medical and scientific education.
He stated, “In this diplomatic time, friendship is important, and India has set an example before the world. As a global medical source and economic power, our priorities are aligned on important fronts.” Prof. Fiala envisioned substantial prospects in worldwide cooperation and counseled India’s dealing with of challenges like pandemic Covid-19, expressing appreciation for the Government of India’s cooperation.

He additionally marked the event of the industries in India, emphasizing that science and innovation represent a common language for the longer term and inspired their incorporation into each side of life. Expressing hope for important accomplishments in cooperation and collaboration, significantly within the realm of science and expertise, the Prime Minister envisioned that joint efforts between the Czech Republic and NIMS would yield nice achievements. He remarked, “India is a country with immense potential to provide the world’s best healthcare system and technology.”

Nims University and the Czech Technical University (CTU) in Prague have launched the “Indo-Pacific-European Hub for Digital Partnership: Sustainable Wellbeing (INPACE)” with the institution of the Marik Institute of Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, and Cybernetics on the NIMS University Rajasthan campus.
Prime Minister Peter Fiala commemorated the institution of the ‘Petr Fiala Global Institute of Health Research Innovation’ by laying its foundational stone. This institute is poised to be a pioneering drive in a various array of medical and health-related analysis endeavours.
Prof. Marik shared the necessary position of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in all fields. He expressed confidence that the applied sciences developed by the collaborative efforts of the Czech Institute and Nims University will contribute considerably to improvement within the area. Dr. Marik, in his inspiring tackle, highlighted the important position of Artificial Intelligence (AI) throughout all sectors.

Recognizing the significance, the necessity for devoted AI and robotics labs in universities should be emphasised. The institute will deal with real-world issues and societal challenges, devoted to producing options with the potential for profound optimistic social affect, he added.

The closing ceremony unfolded on a grand event as NIMS University and the European Union-Czech Republic got here collectively to signal a major Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).

The MoU stands as a tribute to the shared values and dedication of each events to constructing bridges that join nations by the common language of data and cultural change.