Fatshimetrie, October 22, 2024 (ACP) – In the heart of Maniema Province, in Kindu, the University of Kindu was recently the scene of a significant event that promises to open new perspectives for the Faculty of Medicine. Indeed, a fruitful collaboration with Hansen University in Belgium has enabled the provision of a V-SAT antenna and essential solar kits. This equipment provides the faculty with a high-speed internet connection and the energy needed to support its academic and scientific research activities.
Professor Déogracias Kimenya Musailwa, Rector of the University of Kindu, stressed the importance of this university cooperation and the significant contribution of these donations. The V-SAT antenna will provide a stable internet connection, allowing students to benefit from quality distance learning and conduct advanced research. The solar kits, for their part, will play a vital role in the operation of the Physiology laboratory, thus ensuring the continuity of academic activities within the faculty.
In a climate of gratitude and commitment to the responsible use of resources, Professor Dr. Charles Kayembe Tshilumba, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, expressed his appreciation for this fruitful cooperation. The promise of efficient use of this equipment underlines the university’s commitment to making the most of these new technological tools.
This initiative marks a major step forward for the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Kindu, opening up new possibilities for teaching, research and academic development. Thanks to these investments, students and teachers will be able to access quality digital resources, thus strengthening the academic excellence of the institution.
In conclusion, the arrival of the V-SAT antenna and solar kits at the Faculty of Medicine of Kindu is a crucial step in the modernization of university infrastructure and in the promotion of quality higher education in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This exemplary collaboration between the universities of Kindu and Hansen paves the way for fruitful cooperation and significant advances in the field of education and research.