New Zealand Mayor Of Wellington Leads A Delegation To Visit Kim Gillette

< p > < < a href= > //www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp > > Kim Gillette < /a > study abroad. The signing ceremony of "Wellington mayor's delegation to visit Kim gilli and the memorandum of memorandum of cooperation between Wellington municipal government and Kim Gillette" was held in May 27th at the Beijing headquarters of Kim Gillette.

At the event, Mrs. Celia Wade Brown, mayor of Wellington, New Zealand, Mr. Zhang Limin, a former ex plenipotentiary ambassador to New Zealand, and Zhang Shijie, chairman of Kim gillai enterprise group, delivered an important speech.

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< p > Wellington mayor Celia Wade Brown said in her speech that the quality of education in New Zealand is second to none in the world, and the certificate of graduation and other higher education certificates of New Zealand have been recognized by many countries.

Chinese students can not only get a good education in New Zealand, but also make Chinese students adapt to learning and living in New Zealand quickly through friendly interpersonal communication.

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Mr. Zhang Limin, former p a ambassador to New Zealand, said that New Zealand is one of the five largest English speaking countries in the world. Following the British education system, it has a high international reputation in terms of education and teaching quality, "said href=, //www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp.

The Celia Wade Brown mayor's delegation to visit is a major initiative to carry out bilateral educational exchanges.

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Mr. Zhang Shijie, honorary doctor of University of Newcastle, honorary doctor of the Wellington University of Newcastle, warmly welcomed the visit of the delegation of the mayor of Hong Kong, and said that the mayor of P visited Kim gilli to build a new bridge for Chinese students to study abroad. This also means that the two sides will strengthen cooperation and mutual benefit in the field of international education, and further promote the vigorous development of the international educational exchanges between China and Singapore.

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< p > the signing ceremony of the memorandum of cooperation between the two sides is jointly completed by the Wellington municipal government, "a href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp "," Yuan Tong, director of the international relations < /a ", and Mr. Zhu Yanmin, President of Kim gilli.

Meanwhile, Ms. Celia Wade Brown, mayor of Wellington, Matthew Steel, director of education and Development Promotion Department of Wellington economic development department, chairman of Jin Jilie enterprise group, Mr. Zhang Shijie, honorary doctor of University of Newcastle, and Zhang Ying Ying, vice president of Jin Jilie, have come to witness the important moment of Sino Singapore education cooperation.

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After signing the memorandum ceremony, the delegation of the mayor of Wellington brought a brilliant Maori local song to the climax. It also ended the "Wellington mayor's delegation to visit Kim gilli and the signing ceremony of the memorandum of cooperation between Wellington municipal government and Kim Gillette" in the P.

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