Dhaka, 21 September, CMG Bangla: Vice President of Shanghai Institute for International Studies (SIIS) Dr. Dr. Vice President of the Shanghai Institute for International Study (SIS) has urged to further strengthen the exchange of development experience and cooperation between Bangladesh and China to tackle various global and regional challenges. Lee Khaisheng.
On Monday, he called for the opening session of 'Bangladesh-China ruling experience exchange: Second Roundtable' in Dhaka.
Professor Dr. ‘Currently, the slowness of global economic growth, geopolitical tensions, the challenges of supply and fuel security, climate change and the rapid development of artificial intelligence, different countries are facing a new reality. Cooperation between countries has become more important to tackle these challenges. '
He said, 'The relationship between China and Bangladesh is not only limited to bilateral relations; there is a chance of cooperation between the two countries to face global and regional challenges. Exchange of experiences can play a significant role especially in development, infrastructure, technology and human resources development. '
Highlighting China's development experience, Professor Lee said, ‘Long-term planning, political stability and various experiences of dealing with social issues could be an important topic of discussion for Bangladesh. ‘But he emphasized, ‘This kind of discussion should not be one sided; rather it should be a platform for bilateral experience exchange. '
He said, 'In addition to the experience of China at the round table, there has been an opportunity to learn about various topics including local and regional challenges from Bangladesh friends, especially blue economy or marine economy. '
Professor Dr. on Bangladesh-China academic cooperation ‘The network of cooperation between the two countries is expanding through the Dhaka University Center for China Studies and various partner institutions in China, Lee Khaisheng said. Seminars, research, scholarships, joint projects and public communication with the public is being further advanced. '
He expressed hope that in the future, the communication between universities and research institutions in Bangladesh and China will increase further and the cooperation between the two countries by sharing mutual development experiences.
