Sentence examples for to exchange knowledge from inspiring English sources
Developing international collaborations will be important to share Malaysian strengths and values, to exchange knowledge and to spur innovation.
It will convene leaders and stakeholders from multiple sectors and industries to exchange knowledge, research and policy solutions, and match investors with promising BoP business opportunities.
Spatial proximity between organisations would contribute to such interactive learning processes, because it facilitates face-to-face interactions required to exchange knowledge.
Industry sees an opportunity in enhanced co-operation across the value chains, replicating best practices across the member states and providing platforms to exchange knowledge and technologies, especially in the SME sector.
During his one-day visit, Cameron offered the president unprecedented intelligence co-operation and agreed to set up a joint "centre of excellence" in Pakistan to exchange knowledge on improvised explosive devices.
Finally, Jean-Jacques Dethier will discuss his work with developing countries' universities as research manager with the World Bank, which helps to fund U.S. universities' work with research institutions abroad to exchange knowledge, skills and research resources.
As the report highlights, blurring the distinction between the public and private sectors requires a new approach to exchanging knowledge and developing skills.
The GBMD meetings have the objective to provide the researchers on the field a time to exchanged knowledge, present and discuss research results and techniques and to inspire the youth to follow the research carrier in dental materials.
In particular, the opportunity to widen one's own horizon and to interactively exchange knowledge and debate with a diversity of experts seemed to be well appreciated in this approach.
One highlight was Dreamforce, an industry fair in San Francisco bringing together customers, employees and other key stakeholders to connect, exchange knowledge, and educate professionals.
However, researchers in the same field have a disincentive to collaborate and exchange knowledge because they are unable to know and communicate directly each other.
