Memorandum for cooperation between association “Cluster Thrace Economic Zone” /KTIZ/ and Shenzhen Polytechnic University /Shenzhen Polytechnic University/ (SZPU) signed in Beijing Katya Staykova, executive director of KTIZ and Mrs. Yue Li /LI Yue/, vice president of the Chinese higher education institution.
The two parties signed the contract during the China Annual Conference & Expo for International Education (CACIE), which was held in early November 2024. in the capital of China. CACIE is one of the largest and leading international education events in the Asia-Pacific region, attracting key influencers, professionals and practitioners from around the world since 2000. this way.
We have been working together with SZPU for 10 years and the time has come to formalize this partnership, said Ms. Katya Staykova. She recalled that the Bulgarian-Chinese Association for Business Development, whose team is identical to that of the Cluster, initiated the twinning between Plovdiv and the 20 million-strong Shenzhen. The city, which next year will mark 45 years since its establishment as a special economic zone, is the showcase and the beginning of “socialism with Chinese characteristics”. The metropolis is known as the ‘Silicon Valley of China’, where much of the world’s electronics are manufactured. With 50,300 local millionaires, Shenzhen is currently the 27th richest city on the planet and has recorded the fastest growth of millionaires in the last decade, according to the US business news channel CBS.
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What benefits do you foresee for students and faculty from both institutions as a result of this cooperation?
Sure, I’d be happy to help! Here’s an interview with two guests about the memorandum signed between “Cluster Thrace Economic Zone” and Shenzhen Polytechnic University in China:
Guest 1: Katya Staykova, Executive Director of “Cluster Thrace Economic Zone”
Guest 2: Mrs. Yue Li, Vice President of Shenzhen Polytechnic University
Interviewer: Thank you for joining us today, Ms. Staykova and Mrs. Li. Could you please tell us more about the memorandum signed between “Cluster Thrace Economic Zone” and Shenzhen Polytechnic University?
Ms. Staykova: Of course! We’re very excited about this partnership. The memorandum signed during the China Annual Conference & Expo for International Education formalizes our long-standing collaboration with Shenzhen Polytechnic University. We’ve been working together for over a decade now, and it’s great to make it official.
Mrs. Li: Yes, absolutely. Our university has enjoyed a very fruitful relationship with “Cluster Thrace Economic Zone” and the Bulgarian-Chinese Association for Business Development. We believe that this memorandum will further strengthen our cooperation in various fields such as research, education, and technology transfer.
Interviewer: That’s interesting. Can you expand on some of the specific areas where you plan to collaborate?
Ms. Staykova: Sure. We’re looking at developing joint research projects, student and faculty exchanges, and setting up joint laboratories for innovation. We also hope to explore the possibility of establishing a branch of “Cluster Thrace Economic Zone” in Shenzhen, leveraging its connections to the business community there.
Mrs. Li: Absolutely. We have several research institutes at Shenzhen Polytechnic University that focus on areas such as artificial intelligence, robotics, and biotechnology. With “Cluster Thrace Economic Zone’s” expertise in these fields, we can collaborate on cutting-edge projects that will benefit both our institutions and the global community. Additionally, we’re interested in sharing best practices and knowledge about entrepreneurship and innovation.
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