On the morning of April 8th, 2015, Doctor Zu Liangrong, a senior program officer from the United Nation’s International Labor Organization Training Center, visited School of Public Administration, discussing cooperation issues on international cooperation and exchanges project with Dean Fan Libo and representative lecturers from different majors of School of Public Administration in the conference room of Ning Yuan Building.

Dean Fan Libo greeted Doctor Zu Liangrong, and introduced different majors of the school as well as studying directions of these representative lecturers. Doctor Zu Liangrong expressed his thanks to the warm greetings, and indicated that his purpose of visiting was to strengthen mutual understanding and to explore more cooperation opportunities.

Doctor Zu Liangrong made a brief introduction about the United Nation’s International Labor Organization Training Center, including general situation, functions and the current training programs. Doctor Zu Liangrong explained that these training programs could be grouped into two types which were master degree training program and short term training program. The former included training for Labor Economics, World Cultural Heritage, World Intellectual Property Protection, Professional Safety and Health, Development and Administration, Public Purchasing Management, as well as other majors. Short term training program was mainly training for Business Management, Micro-credit Loans and Local Development, etc.

There were also a lot discussions on cooperation in areas such as countryside financing in rural areas and sustainable supply chain management. The meeting helped enhance mutual understanding. Under the initial cooperation frame, both sides will keep close contacts, integrate resources, conduct more detailed cooperation and achieve common development.