OnOct 16and17,the leaders of the Minister of Eastern Europe and Central Asia of the Foreign Affairs Office of Jilin Provinceas well asDirector Ming Sheng and Vice President of JISU,Wang Jie,went to Beijing to participate in activitiesheld by theMongolian, Hungarian and Serbian Embassies.Their hope wasto promotecooperation between JISU and the countries along the “Belt and Road”, as well aspromote the professional construction of Mongolian, Hungarian and Serbian languages. During these meetings, theyreached an agreement with thethreeembassies.

Vice President Wang Jie (Left 1) communicated with Khankhuyag(Right 1), Mongolia's ambassador to China.

On the evening of Oct 16, Wang Jie was, on behalf of JISU, invited to attendthe“Reception to Commemorate the 70th Anniversary of Chinese-MongolianDiplomatic Relations” held bytheMongolian Embassy. At the reception, Wang and Khankhuyagdiscussedthe development of JISU and the construction of the Mongolian language. Khankhuyag said thattheMongolian Embassywill fully support the teaching and development of the Mongolian language major.

Vice President Wang Jie (Left 2) held talks with Szonja Andrea Buslig (Right 2), Counselor of Embassy of Hungarian.

On the morning of Oct 17, Wang met with the Hungarian Embassy and the Serbian Embassy. He received a warm reception from Szonja Andrea Buslig, the Economic Counselor of the Serbian Embassy, Marion Bozovichand and other officials. Wang Jie exchanged talks with the embassy officials of the two countries. The embassy officials of both countries highly agreed withJISU's operationalandeducational philosophy, and inquired in detail about the construction plan of the Hungarian and Serbian majors. They said that they will fully assist in the future professional construction, talent cultivation and international exchange of Hungarian and Serbian.

Photo of WangJie (Left 3) and Marjan Bozovic (Right 3)

The relevant personnel of the International Exchange and Cooperation Office of JISU also accompanied Wang during the visit. The visit further deepened the friendly relations between JISU and the embassies of Mongolia, Hungary and Serbia, strengthened exchanges and cooperation between the JISU and the countries along the “One Belt and Road”, which played an important role in diversifying the international exchange and cooperation projects and promoting the internationalized school-running process.