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Chinese Premier Li Qiang meets WorldSkills leaders, pledges support for global skills development
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On September 22, Chinese Premier Li Qiang met with WorldSkills International President Chris Humphries and CEO David Hoey in Shanghai, ahead of the 48th WorldSkills Competition. Li stated that China will continue to strengthen its domestic skills work by improving mechanisms for training, employing, evaluating, and incentivizing skilled talent. He also pledged that China will provide useful experience and public goods for the global skills sector, aiming to spread the benefits of skills development to more countries. Li expressed China's willingness to support the transformation and development of WorldSkills International, helping it achieve greater impact in areas such as competitions, education and training, academic research, skills-based poverty reduction, and South-South cooperation. The meeting underscores China's commitment to international cooperation in vocational skills and its role in supporting global skills initiatives.
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Chinese Premier Li Qiang Meets WorldSkills Leaders in Shanghai
Shanghai, September 22 — On the afternoon of September 22, Chinese Premier Li Qiang met in Shanghai with Chris Uahan, President of WorldSkills International, and David Hoey, Chief Executive Officer, who were in China to attend the 48th WorldSkills Competition.
Premier Li emphasized that China will continue to strengthen its domestic skills development efforts, improving mechanisms for the training, utilization, evaluation, and incentivization of skilled talent. At the same time, China will continue to share useful experience and provide public goods for the global skills sector, ensuring that the benefits of skills development reach more countries.
China is willing to continue supporting the transformation and development of WorldSkills International, helping the organization achieve greater results in areas such as competitions, education and training, academic research, skills-based poverty alleviation, and South-South cooperation. (Xinhua)
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