Oct. 23, 2019 | Office for Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan Affairs
On the morning of Oct. 23, Lai Kuikui, Vice President, Liu Sujuan, Deputy Director of Industrial Academic Cooperation, and Yang Yicheng, Director of Cross-Strait Cooperation from Chaoyang University of Technology (CYUT), Taiwan China, visited SSPU. SSPU Vice President Mo Liangjin met with the delegation.
Vice President Mo welcomed the delegation and congratulated CYUT on its 25th anniversary. He said that CYUT has made great progress and remarkable achievements over the past 25 years since its establishment, especially in such aspects as entrepreneurship, innovation, university-enterprise cooperation, etc. and has gained valuable experience that is worthy of learning. With the long-term and stable cooperation between the two sides over the years, he expected that both sides could seek for new cooperation opportunities, explore new areas of cooperation, share resources and achieve common development by combining their respective development directions and characteristics in the new stage of development.
Vice President Lai Kuikui briefly introduced the development and achievements of CYUT in recent years, praised the in-depth and practical cooperation between the two universities, and put forward suggestions on future cooperation. The two universities discussed industry-university-research cooperation, innovation and entrepreneurship education, the effects of the summer camp project, etc., exchanged views and reached consensus on future cooperation. Both sides agreed to deepen teacher cooperation, develop collaboration by means of projects, promote student exchange programs, and enhance exchanges in innovation and entrepreneurship, transformation of technological achievements and other aspects to make the cooperation deeper and more substantial.
During the visit, the delegation also met with the teachers and students who went to CYUT for exchange and summer camp this year.
Representatives of Office for Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan Affairs, Student Affairs Office and School of Applied Arts and Design attended the activities.
