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Co-founder of the Australian company "ArchiUnit" visited SkyWay project designing organization

As we approach the implementation of SkyWay as a real transport and infrastructure system, people all over the world are gradually becoming more and more inspired by Anatoly Yunitskiy's ideas. The principles laid down in the basis of Skyway transport have already become the subject of study for students from different countries. Late last year, we reported that an agreement on comprehensive cooperation with the Russian University of Transport (MIIT) was signed in Moscow, and its subject was to improve the efficiency and quality of using innovative materials and technologies in designing, developing and introducing Yunitskiy's SkyWay transport into transport infrastructure. Soon after, we related that Rossella Tamara Alnajjar, a graduate of the University of Catania, was the first in Italy to write a thesis, in which she described SkyWay.

Now the turn for Australia came: Liam Filson, graduate architect, co-founder and marketing Director of the company "ArchiUnit", arrived from "sunny Sydney" to the Republic of Belarus. Liam continues his post-graduate education, and he has chosen Yunitskiy's SkyWay transport for his research that he is conducting along the route of the Great Silk Road.

In a video interview offered to your attention our guest from the Green continent tells how he learned about SkyWay, how widely Australians are aware of the innovative transport of the future and about his impressions after visiting EcoTechnoPark.