On the afternoon of Dec. 1st , Sui Guangjun, CPC secretary of GDUFS and executive deputy director of GRIIS, met with Prof. Chintamani from Jawaharlal Nehru University of India in the VIP Hall of Administration Building on North Campus. The two sides discussed on the cooperation of the two universities and the collaboration between GRIIS and Jawaharlal Nehru University. The participants to the meeting also include Jiao Fangtai, director of Office of International Cooperation and Exchange, Li Qing, secretary general of GRIIS, Cai Hong, deputy secretary general of GRIIS and Wu Junfeng, deputy director of Office of International Cooperation and Exchange.
Sui Guangjun met with Prof. Chintamani
Sui Guangjun introduced the teaching modes and specialties of GDUFS and emphasized on the education quality and the combination of research and service for the reginal economic development. As he noted, GRIIS, as an important think tank focused on international relations, international economy and finance, has successfully held the academic seminars supported by the provincial government and high-end forums such as China (Guangdong)-ASEAN Strategic Cooperation Forum. He hoped that the establishment of the Center for Indian Studies would become an opportunity for Prof. Chintamani to join the academic research of the Center and set up close relations for the two sides.
Prof. Chintamani introduced the situation of Jawaharlal Nehru University, especially the International Studies School. He said that the global cooperation was unavoidable and effective for the economic growth. The lack of communication would result in disputes. Therefore, China and India, as two big powers in the world, should enhance exchanges and communication. He thought the University should be a base for talents cultivation and think tank for the country which supported the development. He would make efforts to build the connection, promote the development of the two universities and provide information for the Institute.
Presenting souvenir
Finally, the two sides expressed the hope and vision for the future cooperation.
