Mohammed Saifuddin Munna: Partnership With Russian Company Will Help Protect Children and Intellectual Property
At the 2nd Global Digital Forum in Moscow, IT industry representatives from different countries are building partnerships and exploring joint projects.
One area of cooperation is cybersecurity and protecting users from illegal content. Premier University has signed a cooperation agreement with a Russian company. Mohammed Saifuddin Munna, an associate professor in the university’s Department of Electronic Engineering, spoke about the prospects for the partnership.
– Signing this new agreement opens up additional opportunities for cooperation. Cybersecurity and protection from sensitive content are particularly important issues today. In our countries, including rural areas, we face problems with video content that violates the law to varying degrees. I hope this partnership will help us make progress in addressing these issues.
I also teach children robotics, combining hands-on activities with theoretical instruction. I’m confident that joint projects will help strengthen intellectual property protection in both countries and improve the quality of technical education for children.
