2019Company General Manager Li Xiaolong was invited to attend a session held in Shanghai, organized by the Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China and hosted by the Shanghai Asia-Pacific Economic and Information Technology Talent Training Center.

The "Training Class on New Communication Technologies and System Maintenance for Developing Countries" is in session. This session's participants are from Azerbaijan, Cuba, Ethiopia, South Africa, and...

Dominica and ten other countries21 officials from the High-Tech Department, Communication Department, and Technology Exchange and Innovation Department, among others. It is reported that this marks the third time since 2018.

Developing country officials participating in training in our country are conducting lectures on communication technology, integrated dispatching and command, and wireless mobile communication technology.

In the upcoming December training sessions, our company will also be invited to present at 2 lectures on cutting-edge communication technology.

This session introduced participants to China's experience and achievements in the telecommunications field through specialized lectures, case studies, and interactive discussions.

Upcoming arrangements include student visits to the company for observation and study, as well as corporate discussions, combining teaching with practical experience.

Enhance students' intuitive understanding of various communication technologies and the development of China's communication industry, enabling them to better master the knowledge acquired.

The Training Course on New Communication Technologies and System Maintenance for Developing Countries is an important measure implemented by the Ministry of Commerce of China under the "Belt and Road" initiative.

An effective vehicle for showcasing advanced communication technology achievements in our country and spreading mature and applicable technologies. A means to enhance the "Belt and Road" Initiative.

Exchanging communication technology and fostering mutual trust among developing countries holds significant practical importance.