China Window joins hands with Harbin engineering university for cooperation in various fields
China Window, a Peshawar-based center for Pak-China friendship, and Harbin Engineering University in China have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to collaborate in a variety of disciplines, including the Student Exchange Program. The agreement was signed by Naz Parveen, Director of China Window, and Zhang Qingbin, Dean of the Harbin Engineering University of China. Both institutions will exchange students, instructors, researchers, and administrative staff as part of the partnership, and both will promote extracurricular activities. While describing the agreement as a watershed moment between Peshawar and China, Zhang Qingbin stated that not only will affordable education possibilities be available, but also university scholarships will be offered.
China Window, a center of Pak-China friendship in Peshawar, and Harbin Engineering University of China have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for cooperation in various fields besides Student Exchange Program.
Director of China Window Naz Parveen and Dean of Harbin Engineering University of China Zhang Qingbin signed the agreement.
Under the agreement, the two institutions will exchange students, faculty, researchers and administrative staff; both institutions will also promote extra-curricular activities, China Economic Net (CEN) reported.
Zhang Qingbin while terming the agreement as a milestone between Peshawar and China said that not only affordable education opportunities will be available but also university scholarships will be given.
He further said that both institutions will play a positive role in strengthening exemplary friendship between the two brotherly countries.
China Window, besides learning mandarin, is devoted to providing all information – including Chinese arts, culture, political history, economic development and geography – on China under one roof.
China Window has played a crucial role in portraying a positive image of China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) especially in northwestern Pakistan.
