On May 17, 2024, the Developing Countries International Talent Training Program and the "Consultation, Contribution, and Shared Benefits" China Development Experience Training Program, organized by the Academy for International Business Officials of the Ministry of Commerce, visited Belt and Road School (BRS) at Beijing Normal University at Zhuhai (BNU Zhuhai). The training programs aim to provide opportunities for developing countries to learn from China's experiences and solutions, and to promote friendly cooperation. The delegation consisted of 64 officials from 17 developing countries across Asia, Africa, Latin America, and Europe.

Zhang Kunling, Secretary of the Party Branch of BRS, welcomed the visiting trainees. Zhang engaged in a deep exchange with the participants, explaining the Belt and Road Initiative and discussing the school's establishment background, development history, talent cultivation, scientific research, international cooperation, mission and vision. The head of admissions office of BRS also provided a detailed introduction to the admissions programs and policies.

The trainees also toured BNU Zhuhai campus. During the exchange and tour, they listened attentively and gave positive feedback about BNU Zhuhai and the BRS. John Machayi, CEO of the Higher Education Loans and Scholarships Board of Zambia, expressed his deep impression of the visit. He highlighted that the modern facilities and resources of BNU Zhuhai provide an ideal environment for students' academic growth and exploration. He also praised the hospitality of faculty and students of BRS and the rich cultural diversity that creates a truly unique and inclusive learning environment. Machayi affirmed that BRS' commitment to promoting mutual understanding, exchange, and cooperation among countries aligns perfectly with the values of the Belt and Road Initiative, and he expressed confidence in BRS' continued growth and success. Milena Jocic, Human Resources Assistant at China Road and Bridge Corporation in Serbia, also praised BNU Zhuhai and BRS, noting that the school offers abundant educational resources and practical courses. Jocic mentioned that she would definitely recommend BRS to any young Serbian.