China Center for International People-to-People Exchange of the Ministry of Education Visits ZJTIE for Research and Exchange

On the afternoon of March 20, Xia Juan, Deputy Director of the China Center for International People-to-People Exchange (CCIPE) of the Ministry of Education, led a delegation to ZJTIE for a research visit. Ke Konglin, Deputy Party Secretary and President of ZJTIE, along with heads of the Foreign Affairs Office and the Culture and Arts School, attended the meeting.

President Ke Konglin provided a detailed introduction to ZJTIE's distinctive educational features and the progress of its Double High-Level Plan construction. He expressed gratitude for the strong support and assistance from CCIPE in various aspects of the ZJTIE's work. He emphasized that ZJTIE has long placed great importance on international cooperation and  people-to-people exchanges and looks forward to deepening collaboration with CCIPE in the next phase to promote high-quality development in ZJTIE’s international education initiatives.

Deputy Director Xia Juan acknowledged the achievements of ZJTIE in international education and thanked the institution for its strong support of people-to-people exchange efforts. She outlined the responsibilities and ongoing projects of the CCIPE, including high-level international talent cultivation programs, the China-Europe Education and Cultural Exchange Initiative, and the China-Europe Humanities and Arts Education Alliance. She invited ZJTIE to actively participate in these initiatives.

During the meeting, representatives from the Foreign Affairs Office and the Culture and Arts School engaged in extensive discussions with CCIPE leaders on future plans for projects such as the Sino-Foreign People-to-People Exchange Base for the Digital Economy, the Oxford Scholars China Visit Program, and the China-New Zealand Vocational Education Development Alliance. Both sides explored ways to further deepen cooperation and enhance the quality and impact of these projects.

President Ke Konglin stated that ZJTIE would actively integrate resources to provide strong support for the smooth implementation of collaborative projects. He also expressed hope that the CCIPE would offer additional assistance in terms of project resources and policy support. He looks forward to leveraging the jointly established People-to-People Exchange Base for the Digital Economy to drive innovative development in ZJTIE’s international exchange efforts, jointly advancing international people-to-people exchanges to new heights.