Yin Xiaomin, deputy director of Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of Shandong province, leads delegation to visit CityU

A delegation led by Yin Xiaomin, deputy director of the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of Shandong Province, visited City University of Macau (CityU). Vice Chairwoman of the University Council, Kong fanqing warmly received the delegation. The guests toured the campus environment and teaching facilities, and held discussions on topics including talent cultivation, industry-academia collaboration and cultural exchanges.

On behalf of CityU, Vice Chairwoman Kong extended a warm welcome to Deputy Director Yin, and expressed gratitude to the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of Shangdong Province for its continuous support for CityU’s development and support for higher education exchanges and cooperation between the two regions.

Vice Chairwoman Kong highlighted CityU’s distinctive features and achievements, covering its historical development, education vision and mission, teaching faculty, and industry-academia collaboration. She stated that CityU steadily advances patriotic education, organizing faculty and student exchange and practice activities in Shandong Province. She mentioned that through diverse activities such as field activities and internships, CityU enhances students’ understanding of national conditions and social development, deepening the effectiveness of patriotic education.

Deputy Director Yin affirmed CityU’s rapid development and high-quality achievements in interdisciplinary fields in recent years. She noted that the two sides share a strong foundation for cooperation and expressed her hope to further strengthen communication and deepen collaboration. She also stated that the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of Shandong Provience is committed to building a platform for universities, research institutions and industries in Shandong, Hong Kong and Macao, promoting joint talent cultivation, the translation of scientific and technological achievements, and coordinated industrial development, highlighting that will contribute to shaping Hong Kong and Macao as hubs for international high-end talent, while also supporting Shandong’s high-quality development.Other attendees of the meeting included Wu Qubo, head of the first division of Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of Shandong province; Shang Peng, head of the second division; Wang Wei, deputy head of the first division; Meng Jin, economist from the Shandong Province Shangdong-Taiwan-Hong Kong-Macao Exchange Service Center; CityU’s Pro-Rector Chu Te Lin; Wang Po-Hsun, executive associate dean of the Faculty of Innovation and Design; Wang Zhong, associate dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Science.Source: Office of Global Affairs

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