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AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA AND THE GOVERNMENT [1964] INTSer 16

AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA AND THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC FOR SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL CO-OPERATION

New Delhi, 7 September 1964

IN RECOGNITION of the ties which have existed between India and the United Arab Republic in the past, and

INSPIRED by a common intention to establish closer relations in matters pertaining to science and technology,

DESIROUS also of promoting and developing in every possible way a sound basis for such relations between the two countries, primarily aiming at collaboration in those fields of science and technology, as will be of immediate mutual interest, in furtherance of Article 9 of the Cultural Agreement of 25th September, 1958 between the two Governments,

HAVE decided to enter into this Agreement which will be implemented by the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, India and the Ministry of Scientific Research of the United Arab Republic.

Article 1

In order to achieve a fruitful measure of cooperation in this direction, the respective two organisations have decided generally on the exchange of scientists and technologists and to take the following steps in the implementation of this decision.

(a) The establishment of mutual relations between the scientific and technical organisations of both the countries in selected fields,

(b) The creation of facilities for the exchange of scientists, technologists and experts and their proper placement in concerned institutions of the two countries, on a mutual and reciprocal basis,

(c) Grant of fellowships to scientists and advanced students on a mutual basis, and

(d) The import and export of scientific equipment and to consider how far for this purpose the present currency and other restrictions can be overcome.

Article 2

Each party undertakes to offer all necessary facilities to such of their advanced students and trainees as are willing to get practical training in their respective fields of specialisation in the appropriate scientific and technological institutions of the other party.

Article 3

Both parties shall endeavour to make known to their peoples the achievements and progress in matters pertaining to science and technology in the two countries and with this end in view they will encourage in a broad way free flow of scientific and technical knowledge, exchange of their scientific publications and will by other means ensure free dissemination of scientific information, such as through films, documentaries, etc. With a view to achieve this, the scientific documentation centres, libraries and museums of the respective two countries, will exchange their literature and publications.

Article 4

With a view to giving an effective shape to this collaboration, both parties agree to set up a Joint Scientific Board for the coordination of their efforts in this direction.

The Board will be constituted of a limited number of scientists and technologists of both the countries in equal proportion. To start with there will be ten members, five from each side. The Board will meet once in a year. The Honorary Presidency of this Board will be held in alternate years on the C.S.I.R. side by the Vice President, Council of Scientific and Industrial Research and from the side of the United Arab Republic by the Minister of Scientific Research and as far as possible the representative of the country where the Conference is held shall be the President for that year.

The functions of the Joint Scientific Board will be as follows :

(a) Formulation of general policy of scientific and technical cooperation between the two countries.

(b) Drafting of proper plans of operation to make cooperation effective.

(c) Study of the current programmes of scientific and technical research in both the countries and planning of cooperative programmes of research of mutual interest.

(d) Follow up action on the results of scientific and technical research achieved in special spheres of mutual interest.

(e) Study of the methodology and approach in regard to the planning of scientific research in the two countries.

Article 5

This Agreement will be implemented on the basis of the Plan of Implementation which is attached as an appendix. The Plan covers the programme of exchange of scientists and technologists, their placement for research and training, and financial obligations of the two parties. It may be reviewed from time to time by the Joint Scientific Board with such modifications as may be acceptable to them.

Article 6

This Agreement supplements the Cultural Agreement of the 25th September, 1958 between the Government of India and the Government of the United Arab Republic and shall come into force on the date of signature.

The Agreement shall remain in force for the same period as the Cultural Agreement of 25th September, 1958.

DONE in duplicate in Hindi, Arabic and English, all texts being equally authentic except in the case of doubt when the English text shall prevail.

SIGNED at New Delhi this the Seventh Day of September, Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-Four.

For the Government of the Republic India

Sd/-
M.C. CHAGLA
Minister of Education.

For the Government of the United Arab Republic

Sd/-
AHMAD RIAD TOURKY
Minister of Scientific Research.


APPENDIX (vide Article 5)

PLAN OF IMPLEMENTATION OF THE SCIENTIFIC AND
TECHNICAL COOPERATION AGREEMENT
between
The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, India
and
The Ministry of Scientific Research
United Arab Republic

It is agreed that :

1 The Ministry of Scientific Research, U.A.R. may send some research workers for training in the Laboratories/ Institutes of the C.S.I.R. according to the following :

Field of cooperation No. of persons and qualifications Place proposed and duration Remarks
Solid State Physics One person, M.Sc. or Ph.D National Physical Labroratory, New Delhi.
1-2 Years
Past experience with solid state physics
Ultrasonics One person, M.Sc. or Ph.D National Physical Labroratory, New Delhi.
1-2 Years
Textiles Chemistry 2 persons

(a) Senior Chemist
(b) Chemical Engg. (B.Eng.)

National Chemical Labroratory, Poona
2 Months.
1-2 Years
Pilot Plant Intermediates and Dyes.
Metallurgy 2 persons

(a) Senior Chemist "Beneficiaction of Low grade ores "
(b) B.Sc. (General Metallurgy) or M.Sc.

National Metallurgical Labroratory, Jamshedpur.

2 Months

1-2 Years

Pilot Plant Physical Chemistry.
Electro-chemical Industries One person Senior Scientist Central Electro-Chemical Research Institute, Karaikudi.
2 months
Glass and Ceramics One person Senior Scientist Central glass and Ceramics Research Institute, Calcutta
2 months
Leather Research 2 persons

(a) Senior Scientist
(b) B.Sc.

Central Leather Research
Institute,
Madras
2 months
1-2 Years
Pilot Plant Leather
Marine Chemicals 2 persons

(a) B.Sc. (Inorganic) or
M.Sc.
(b) B.Eng. (Chemical Eng.)

Central Salt and Marine Chemicals Research Institute,Bhavnagar

1-2 Years

Vegetable Oils 2 persons

(a) Senior Chemist
(b) Senior Chemist

Regional Research Laboratory, Hyderabad.

2 months
1 year

Pilot Plant Cotton seed Castor Essential oils
Electronics One person

B.Eng. (Master's degree preferable)

Central Electronic Engg. Research Institute, Pilani
2 Years
Public Health 2 persons

(a) Chemical Eng.
(b) Senior Chemist

Central Public Health Engg. Research Institute, Nagpur.
1-2 years
2 months
Water pollution
Mechanical Engineering One person Senior

Engineer

Central Mechanical Engg. Research Institute, Durgapur
1-2 years
Past experience with research and industry.
Aeronautics One person Senior

Engineer

National Aeronautical Laboratory, Banglore
1-2 years
Petroleum 2 persons

(a) Senior Chemical Engg.
(b) Senior Chemist

Indian Institute of Petroleum, Dehradun.
2 months
Pilot Plant
Scientific Instrumentation 5 persons (Matriculate at least) good knowledge of English Central Scientific Instruments Organisation, Chandigarh Course Starts from 1st. Oct. for urgent needs 5 persons for 6 months.
Chemical Engg. 4 persons
B.Eng. (Chem. Eng.)
3 years
2 years to get M.Sc. and Training
Experimental Medicines and Virology 4 persons Central Drug Research Institute, Lucknow.
1-2 years
Two batches
Chemistry, Biochemistry Pilot Plant, Action of Drugs and Parasites, Pharmacology and Antibiotics One person in each field Central Drug Research Institute, Lucknow.
1-2 years
Maintenance of Experimental Animals One person (Bachelor of Veterinary Medicines Central Drug Research Institute, Lucknow
1.2 years

2. The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research of India may send some senior Scientists for a period of 3 months to work in the Research Centres of the Ministry of Scientific Research, U.A.R. in the following fields :

(a) Chemical Engineering
(b) Aeronautics (Wind Tunnels)
(c) Electronic Engineering
(d) Experimental Medicine and Virology

3. Both parties agree to send to the other party for short visits (2-3 weeks) some personnel responsible for planning and organisation of research work.

4. Financial terms :

(a) The sending Party will bear all travel expenses for outward and inward journey. The receiving Party will bear the cost of any necessary travels within its country.

(b) The receiving Party shall provide the visiting Scientists/Technologists/Trainees under the plan with free medical
care.

(c) It is understood that the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research of India grants :
(i) A sum of between 450 and 500 rupees as a monthly scholarship for postgraduate trainees, working for not less than one year, and any laboratory fees.
(ii) A sum of between 50 and 100 rupees per day, for senior members visiting research laboratories, for a period of not more than one year.

In addition, accommodation expenses are also provided for both categories.

(d) The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research of India provides undergraduate trainees and technical assistants with free board, lodging and pocket money, and pays all educational fees.

(e) The Ministry of Scientific Research of the U.A.R. will accord reciprocal treatment to holders of scholarships and senior members invited to the U.A.R. in parallel with provisions stated in item (c).

(f) Both parties will pay accommodation expenses to their guests on short visits.

5. General provisions :

(a) Each party shall keep the other informed about the names of the persons to be sent, the relevant information about their detailed specialization, biography, and their plan of work.

(b) The dates of the sending of individuals or groups shall be agreed upon through direct correspondence.

6. The Joint Scientific Board when formed will have the authority to make any amendments or modifications of this plan. To start with, this plan will be operative for 3 years, unless before that the main Agreement is terminated.

For the Government of the Republic of India

Sd /-
M.C. CHAGLA
Minister of Education.

For the Government of the United Arab Republic

Sd /-
AHMAD RIAD TOURKY
Minister of Scientific Research.


India Bilateral

Ministry of External Affairs, India


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