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Source: People's Republic of China – State Council News
Beijing, March 19 (Xinhua) — From March 17 to 19, a delegation from the Belarusian State University of Physical Education (BSUPHK) visited Lingnan Normal University in Guangdong Province, southern China. During the visit, the two sides reached an important consensus on deepening strategic cooperation and expanding educational exchanges, according to the Zhongguo Xinwenshe news agency.
During the visit, BSUPC Rector Sergei Repkin noted that the Belarusian side attaches great importance to the cooperation and friendship between the two educational institutions for over 10 years and expressed hope that the parties will deepen cooperation in areas such as sports science and technology, digital sports, personnel training, and others, in order to become a model for educational cooperation between China and Belarus.
Lingnan Normal University Party Committee Chairman Yang Aimin said China is ready to work with Belarus to strengthen the Confucius Institute and create a hub for humanitarian exchanges.
According to him, the parties will deepen practical cooperation in areas such as mutual visits of teachers and students, joint scientific research, and academic forums to contribute to the development of an all-round and comprehensive strategic partnership between Belarus and China.
In 2015, Lingnan Normal University and BSUPC jointly created a Confucius class with elements of Chinese martial arts, which was transformed into the Confucius Institute in 2019. Currently, the Institute has nine educational centers, with a total of over 5,000 registered students. The Confucius Institute has hosted approximately 500 cultural events, attended by over 680,000 people.
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