Training Program from 17 Countries Concludes Visit to Sichuan, Looking Forward to Deepening Exchanges and Cooperation

Sichuan International Peace Organization training program visits Sichuan, exploring new practices in ecology, technology, and rural development Focusing on cooperation opportunities in Sichuan, promoting agricultural education exchanges and the implementation of international mutual visits

The 17country International Peace Organization and Security Think Tank Leaders Training Program, led by Malaysian Senate Deputy Speaker Nur Jazlan, concluded its fourday visit to Sichuan on September 25. During the visit, the delegation toured the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, the Chengdu Humanoid Robot Innovation Center, Yongfeng Village in Meishan, and the Dujiangyan Irrigation Project, among other places, to learn about Sichuan's practices in ecological conservation, technological innovation, and agricultural development. They also gained a deeper understanding of local industrial layout and development opportunities through thematic lectures. Several members said they hoped to strengthen cooperation with Sichuan and China in areas such as agriculture and education. Among them, Kazi Sazad Zahir, Chairman of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Bangladesh, expressed hope to promote exchanges on agricultural projects and invite Chinese agricultural experts to visit Bangladesh; Mahmood Shugey, President of the National University of Maldives, said he looked forward to leveraging direct flights to advance reciprocal student exchanges with transferable credits.