On the morning of April 23, Muhammad Ammar, Secretary-General of the China Pakistan International Industrial-Academic Integration Alliance (CPIA), led a delegation to visit the Beijing Normal University Belt and Road School, and delivered a letter of appreciation from the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan in China to the School, extending sincere gratitude for the School’s efforts and contributions to China-Pakistan educational cooperation and talent cultivation.

The delegation held meeting with Zhan Mowen, Assistant to the Dean, Han Jinhong, Director of the Admissions Office, and seven current Pakistani student representatives.. At the meeting, both sides respectively introduced the achievements of the Belt and Road School in talent cultivation, academic discipline development and think tank services, as well as the work progress of the CPIA. Pakistani student representatives shared their study and campus life experiences as well as future development plans, and expressed their thanks for the support from the School. The two sides also conducted in-depth discussions on future cooperation directions.

During the meeting, Ammar specially thanked the Belt and Road School for cultivating a group of outstanding talents for Pakistan, and formally presented the letter of appreciation from the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan in China.

The letter stated :"We sincerely appreciate the Belt and Road School’s continued support, strategic vision and firm commitment to China-Pakistan educational cooperation.

Through its sound policies, efficient administration and sustained investment in international education, the School has built an important bridge for talent cultivation and academic exchanges, and made remarkable contributions to the friendship between the two countries.

We highly value the School’s professional strengths in public policy, governance, business administration and other fields, which is of great significance in the context of China’s ongoing pursuit of high-quality development and major transformation initiatives."

At the end of the letter, the Embassy of Pakistan expressed its willingness to further expand cooperation with the Belt and Road School. It also voiced its expectation that, through strengthened academic exchange, broader people-to-people interaction, and deeper institutional collaboration, the two sides will carry out more practical programs in such priority areas as public administration, business management, and China’s development experience, and jointly advance China–Pakistan educational cooperation to a new stage..

Source: Belt and Road School

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