On November 15th, the exhibition on “The ‘One Belt, One Road’ Construction of Customs Services”, which was sponsored by China Customs Museum and hosted by CPC Publicity Department of the University of International Business and Economics (UIBE) and the School of Public Administration, was inaugurated in the hall of Ningyuan Building. President of UIBE Jiaqiong Wang, curator of China Customs Museum Yun Ni, dean of the School of Public Administration Libo Fan, director of the President’s Office Lingdong Meng, section chief of the Party Committee Student Affairs Department Haofei Tao, secretary of Party Committee of the School of Public Administration Yun Teng, director of Exhibition Department of China Customs Museum Haiyong Li, deputy director of the Human Resources and Security Department Ye Lin, deputy director of the office Jinyong Sun, deputy directors  of the Collection Management Department Jia Wang and Xiaoling Han, deputy director of CPC Publicity Department of UIBE Huanhuan Li, deputy secretary general of alumni association, foundation and the school  board Qi Miao, deputy secretary of the Party Committee of the School of Public Administration Liang Lei and vice deans Shuwen Wang and Weixia Lü attended the opening ceremony. This exhibition will last one week.

Yun Ni, curator of China Customs Museum, gave an opening speech for the exhibition. She once studied at UIBE and today she came back. “The vitality of UIBE makes me feel cordial. I am also very proud of the great power of UIBE!” Curator Ni also spoke highly of ULBE for training a large number of versatile foreign trade talents for the country through its multi-layered, high-quality and internationalized professional education. When talking about the theme of the exhibition — “There is no end to dreaming”, curator Ni said that she hoped that through this exhibition, students of UIBE could have a clearer understanding of the functions and roles of the customs in the “One Belt and One Road” strategy and make contributions to the realization of the “China Dream”; she also hoped that more students of UIBE could work together with the customs to strive for the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation and the realization of the “China dream”, staying high in spirits and never giving up.

In his speech, President Jiaqiong Wang expressed the gratitude of the teachers, students and staff members of the entire school to the arrival of curator Yun Ni and other guests. President Wang pointed out that the major of Customs Administration is a special discipline of the School of Public Administration with a long history and obvious discipline advantages. Therefore, UIBE is able to achieve a mutually beneficial win-win situation with the customs system in the long-term practice, on the basis of the School of Public Administration. In his speech, President Wang described the great prospect of strengthening the ties between UIBE and General Administration of Customs, and making full use of UIBE’s role in personnel training, scientific research and social services, which would contribute to the development of China Customs. In the end, President Wang wished the exhibition a complete success and hoped that UIBE and the customs system would have a closer relationship and a pleasant cooperation.

At the opening ceremony, the awarding ceremony of “Patriotism Education and Social Practice Base for University Students” was held. The dean of the School of Public Administration Libo Fan awarded the plaque, and deputy director of China Customs Museum Ye Lin received the plaque.

After the opening ceremony, President Jiaqiong Wang, together with others, visited the exhibition under the guidance of the docent of China Customs Museum.