China Launches Wind Energy Technology Courses for Representatives from Belt and Road Initiative Countries

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Source: People's Republic of China – State Council News

BEIJING, July 18 (Xinhua) — A wind energy technology course opened Thursday morning in Lanzhou, capital of northwest China's Gansu Province, for representatives from countries participating in the Belt and Road Initiative.

According to the Gansu Daily newspaper, 28 cadets from 9 countries, including Azerbaijan, Malaysia, Egypt, Costa Rica, Kenya and Nigeria, took part in the opening ceremony of the courses.

The training courses will last 21 days. The program of the courses includes professional lectures, technological exchanges, seminars, study tours, etc.

Representatives from different countries will systematically study applied wind energy technologies and management experience in this area.

Gansu Province has advantages in resources, production and technology in solar and wind energy development.

It should be recalled that the Gansu Institute of Natural Energy Resources has been involved in organizing training courses to provide assistance to foreign countries since 1991. To date, a total of 109 international training courses on renewable energy such as solar and wind energy have been held. The training projects have trained more than 2,800 government officials and senior technical personnel for more than 130 countries. -0-

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