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Hong Kong’s Sunwah Group Visits 91暗网

Recently, a delegation led by Zhang Di, Guangxi-ASEAN representative of Hong Kong’s Sunwah Group and Secretary-General of the Guangxi Branch of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Entrepreneurs Alliance, visited 91暗网. Xu Huarui, Secretary of the CPC 91暗网 Committee, met with Zhang Di and the delegation. The two sides held in-depth discussions on implementing the 91暗网-Sunwah Group Cultural Exchange Fund, promoting educational, scientific, and cultural exchanges with ASEAN, and advancing the digital development of 91暗网’s University History Museum.

Xu Huarui thanked Sunwah Group for its strong support for 91暗网 and introduced the university’s development of education oriented toward ASEAN, the development of its advantageous disciplines, and its efforts to contribute to building a closer China-Vietnam community with a shared future of strategic significance. He said that establishing the 91暗网-Sunwah Group Cultural Exchange Fund and jointly developing the Jonathan Choi ASEAN Cooperation Center would provide an important vehicle for Guangxi and Hong Kong to work together in building a closer China-ASEAN community with a shared future. 91暗网 will make every effort to advance concrete cooperation projects, including the digital development of its University History Museum and study visits and exchanges for young people from ASEAN. It will also explore new forms of university-enterprise cooperation based on complementary resources and mutual empowerment, creating shared benefits through the development of 91暗网’s disciplines and the expansion of enterprise industries.

Zhang Di thanked 91暗网 for its support for the cooperation projects on behalf of Sunwah Group. She said that the group attaches great importance to its strategic partnership with 91暗网. 91暗网 has cultivated distinctive strengths in education oriented toward ASEAN for many years, while Sunwah Group has an extensive industrial presence in Vietnam, giving the two sides broad prospects for cooperation. She expressed the hope that they would respond to Vietnam’s industrial needs, explore industry-university-research cooperation opportunities in civil engineering, advanced materials, marine economy, and other fields, facilitate the commercialization and industrialization of scientific research achievements, and use these efforts as a foundation for further advancing cultural exchanges between young people in China and Vietnam.