From October 29th to 30th, the 26th China International Education Annual Conference was held in Beijing. Yuan Yufeng, vice president of Wuhan University, attended the annual meeting.
In the dialogue session between the presidents of UM and China, Yuan Yufeng elaborated on the profound impact of digital technology on reshaping education and talent training models, and shared Wuhan University's exploration and practice in the field of smart education. At the 2nd China-New Zealand Education Development Forum, Yuan Yufeng combined the cooperation experience between Wuhan University and New Zealand universities and put forward three suggestions on promoting China-New Zealand higher education cooperation: strengthening connotation construction, highlighting scientific research collaboration, and deepening people-to-people exchanges.
During the meeting, Yuan Yufeng held talks with Sarah Young, Executive Vice President of the University of Auckland in New Zealand, and signed a memorandum of understanding on cooperation between the two universities. The two sides hope to take the signing of the memorandum of understanding as a new starting point to continue to deepen teacher-student exchanges and scientific research cooperation between the two universities in the fields of pharmacy, computer science, civil engineering and other fields.
It is reported that the annual meeting was hosted by the China Education International Exchange Association, with the theme of "Seeing the World through Education", and more than 5,000 Chinese and foreign educators from more than 70 countries and regions attended the meeting, including officials of embassies and consulates in China, representatives of educational institutions, heads of local education administrative departments, presidents of Chinese and foreign universities, directors of exchange associations, representatives of member units, and representatives of partners.
