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Wang Shoujun had a working exchange with Distinguished Professor Otorbaev of BRS

On the morning of December 14, Wang Shoujun, Vice President of Beijing Normal University (BNU), Director of the Administrative Committee of Beijing Normal University at Zhuhai (BNU Zhuhai), and Dean of Belt and Road School(BRS), and Dromart Otorbaev, Distinguished Professor of BRS and former Prime Minister of the Kyrgyz Republic, were in Zhuhai Campus for work exchanges.

Otorbaev expressed his heartfelt congratulations to Wang Shoujun. He congratulated China on its great achievements that have attracted worldwide attention in the past ten years since it proposed the Belt and Road initiative. BNU has led the way in international education under the Belt and Road initiative, training a large number of high-quality talents for more than 90 countries that are co-building the Belt and Road initiative and making unique contributions to promoting the country’s economic and social development and improvement of people’s livelihood. Based on his personal experience of teaching BRS students at the Changping campus and Zhuhai campus in October and December, he believed that the quality of freshmen in the college has been further improved, and emphasized the importance of improving the quality of freshmen in the talent training process.

Otorbaev pointed out that BRS is a very distinctive school that is of great significance in supporting the high-quality development of the Belt and Road Initiative advocated by China and is conducive to promoting the development of many developing countries. The important contents such as China's national governance and local governance experience and Chinese-style modernization experience that students of BRS learned at BNU will help their respective countries learn from and refer to China's relevant development experience and explore modern development paths suitable for their respective national conditions to accelerate the modernization development process of various countries. Relying on these group forces, we have effectively promoted the practical implementation of building a community with a shared future for mankind, further strengthened the ties and friendship between the countries where these students are located and China, and promoted common development.

Otorbaev put forward three specific suggestions for the work of BRS. The first is to strengthen the alumni work of the school and better achieve the above-mentioned goals and missions through alumni work. Second, special attention should be paid to regional and country research, and through in-depth regional and country research, we should lead the high-quality joint construction of the Belt and Road to achieve good results, avoid debt crises, and guard against investment risks; the research focus should be on China’s surrounding areas, especially in strengthening systematic research on the economy, society, politics, law, culture and other aspects of Central Asia, Southeast Asia and the Middle East to provide important reference for high-quality joint construction of the Belt and Road; we must be more proactive in making good use of distinguished professors of the school, allowing them to participate more in regional and country research and achieve world-class high-quality research results. The third is to pay attention to the training of young teachers in the school. The current number is still relatively small and needs to be strengthened in conjunction with the needs of regional and national research and teaching.

Wang Shoujun expressed his gratitude to Otorbaev and hoped that the distinguished professors would provide more good opinions and suggestions on the work of the university and school from an international perspective, and make new contributions to building BRS of BNU into a world-class school with characteristics.