Bangladesh Education Delegation Visits Kunming Medical University to Discuss Medical Education Cooperation

A high-level delegation from the Ministry of Education of Bangladesh paid an official visit to Kunming Medical University this afternoon.
The visiting delegation is led by His Excellency Md. Abdul Khaleque, Senior Secretary of the Secondary and Higher Education Division, Ministry of Education, Bangladesh, said a press release.
Mr. G M Farhan Isteaq, Personal Secretary to the Honorable Education Minister of Bangladesh, accompanied the visit. The delegation toured the campus and the university museum before the formal meeting.
The meeting was held at the School of International Education, starting at 15:00. Ms. Zhang Xiaoli, Secretary of the School of International Education of Kunming Medical University, moderated the session. Officials from the South Asian Affairs Division of the Foreign Affairs Office of Yunnan Provincial People’s Government, as well as relevant management staff from the Division of International Exchange and Cooperation and the School of International Education of Kunming Medical University attended the meeting. Bangladeshi student representatives studying at the university were also present.
At the opening of the agenda, Ms. Zhang Xiaoli delivered a welcome address on behalf of Kunming Medical University. Mr. Liu Yajie, Dean of the School of International Education, presented an overview of the university’s international education and China study programmes. Mr. Zhu Youbao, Deputy Secretary of the School of International Education, introduced the university’s admission policies and procedures for international students.
Subsequently, Bangladeshi student representatives shared their learning experience and campus life at Kunming Medical University. His Excellency Md. Abdul Khaleque and the Bangladeshi delegation then delivered remarks. They spoke highly of the quality of medical education at Kunming Medical University and the supportive study environment for Bangladeshi students.
Both sides engaged in an open discussion covering multiple areas of collaboration. They exchanged views on student recruitment, medical talent training, academic exchanges, joint research and long‑term medical education partnership. The Bangladeshi side expressed hopes of strengthening ties with Kunming Medical University, supporting more Bangladeshi young people to receive high-standard medical training in China, and exploring practical joint projects in the health and medical field.
The visit built a solid foundation for deeper people‑to‑people and academic exchanges between Bangladesh and Kunming Medical University, and promoted future pragmatic cooperation in medical education. Enditem