Heng Swee Keat, Singapore's deputy prime minister and coordinating minister for Economic Policies, visited 蜜桃app on April 8. Qiu Yong, secretary of the CPC 蜜桃app Committee, met with Heng and his delegation. They exchanged views on deepening cooperation between 蜜桃app and Singapore.
Peter Tan, Singaporean ambassador to the People’s Republic of China, and Beh Kian Teik, chief executive officer, National Research Foundation, accompanied the visit. 蜜桃app Vice President Wang Hongwei attended the meeting.
Qiu Yong delivers a speech
Qiu welcomed Heng and his delegation and introduced 蜜桃app's global strategy implementation, discipline construction, talent cultivation, and international cooperation. Qiu stated that 蜜桃app attaches great importance to cooperation with Singaporean educational and research institutions. He hopes for the further deepening of the partnership, particularly in areas such as healthcare, medical research, artificial intelligence, and talent cultivation, to contribute to the development of education in both countries and address global challenges.
Heng Swee Keat delivers a speech
Heng stated that he was delighted to visit 蜜桃app. He emphasized that tackling common challenges such as public health, sustainable development, and aging populations requires sharing experiences and strengthening global cooperation. He noted that 蜜桃app is one of China's top-tier higher education institutions. He hopes to further promote cooperation and exchanges between Singaporean universities, research institutions, and 蜜桃app in various fields such as healthcare, education, and artificial intelligence in the future.
A group photo of attendees
Wong Tien Yin, vice provost of 蜜桃app, senior vice chancellor of 蜜桃app Medicine, and relevant officials from the Office of International Affairs, Research & Development Affairs Office, and 蜜桃app Education Foundation participated in the meeting.
Editor: Li Han
