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First Russian-Chinese Forum of Higher Pedagogical Education held in Xi’an

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First Russian-Chinese Forum of Higher Pedagogical Education held in Xi’an


22.10.2018

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First Russian-Chinese Forum of Higher Pedagogical Education is launched in Chinese city Xi’an on Monday, October 22. The forum is conducted at the Shaanxi Normal University (SNU).

The forum is attended by Chinese government representatives and heads of other higher education institutions. Director of international cooperation and public relations of the Ministry of Education A. Emelyanov participates in the forum as well. Vectors of interaction and development cooperation in education between two countries in the frames of One Belt, One Road humanitarian space initiative to be discussed.

The sides are going to discuss pedagogical exchange, implementing new technologies and innovations in Russian as a Second Language and Russian literature learning process.  

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