
China-South Africa Seminar delegates visit Hangzhou
On August 26, they visited Hangzhou to learn about the city's digital economy development and experienced future-oriented lifestyles firsthand at Wensan Digital Life Block.

On August 26, they visited Hangzhou to learn about the city's digital economy development and experienced future-oriented lifestyles firsthand at Wensan Digital Life Block.

This year's cohort consisted of 18 African graduates, evenly split between nine women and nine men, all holding tertiary qualifications in Information Technology.

Minister Chikunga called for the two countries to explore ethical, affordable and locally relevant AI-enabled assistive technologies.

The discussions focused on key disciplines that are increasingly important to South Africa's economic development and future workforce.

Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, Prof. Blade Nzimande, met with China's Minister of Science and Technology, Prof. Yin Hejun, to discuss new opportunities for collaboration aimed at advancing research, innovation and technological development between the two countries.

Delegates discussed financial sustainability to protect benefits, the growing role of Artificial Intelligence and clinical innovation to improve diagnosis and care, and tighter measures to prevent fraud, waste and abuse.

Successful participants could return not only with enhanced technical skills but also valuable networks in one of the worldโs largest e-commerce markets.

Vuฤiฤ said, โThis place feels like the 22nd century.โ

Vuฤiฤ said he is very proud to see young Serbians learning and exchanging ideas in China, and thanked their Chinese brothers and sisters for their help.

At this exhibition, Zoomlion focused on green and efficient agricultural solutions, with its core product, the DV3504 hybrid tractor, becoming the focus of attention.