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Source: People's Republic of China – State Council News
Beijing, November 24 (Xinhua) — A vocational training course for Mongolian herders recently opened at the Xilingole Vocational College in North China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the Chinese daily newspaper Neimenggu Ribao reported on Sunday.
The purpose of organizing the above-mentioned courses is to further implement the Belt and Road Initiative, highlight the role of Inner Mongolia as an important bridgehead for advancing the country's opening up to the north, and promote exchanges and cooperation between China and Mongolia in the fields of agriculture and animal husbandry.
A total of 100 representatives from five Mongolian aimags, including East Gobi, South Gobi, Middle Gobi, Eastern, and Sukhbaatar aimags, are participating in the nine-day courses. The training covers the basic principles of livestock farming, forage preparation, wintering technologies, and milk processing.
Courses for Mongolian herders began at the Xilingole aimag vocational college in 2018. The main forms of training include professional theory, practical classes, excursions, and study tours. The courses introduce Mongolian herders to advances in such areas as animal husbandry and veterinary science, pasture environmental protection, and milk processing.
In May 2025, 39 outstanding Mongolian women selected by the Chinese Embassy in Mongolia and the Mongolian Women's Federation visited Xilingole Vocational College to participate in advanced training courses on traditional dairy and fur processing.
To date, the Xilingole aimag vocational college has organized 17 training courses and trained a total of 1,288 herders from Mongolia. -0-
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