China proposes support to reduce tensions between Palestine and Israel

Chinese spokesman argues for immediate ceasefire and reaffirms support for the creation of two states as a viable path to peace in the Middle East

During a press conference held on Tuesday (30), the spokesman for the China Foreign Ministry, Guo Jiakun, stated that the Asian country supports all initiatives that contribute to the reduction of tensions in the conflict between Palestine and Israel.

The speech occurred in response to a question about the plan presented by the administration of Donald Trump, which aimed to end the clashes in the Gaza Strip. Although he has not deepened in the content of the US proposal, Guo stressed that China’s position is clear: all measures that help contain violence and pave the way for peace must be considered positive.

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The spokesman pointed out that Beijing defends the effective implementation of the United Nations Resolutions (UN) on the subject. He reinforced the urgent need to reach an immediate and comprehensive ceasefire in Gaza, as well as the release of all detainees and the adoption of rapid measures to relieve the serious humanitarian crisis that affects the local population.

Guo recalled that China maintains as a central principle the idea that “Palestinians govern Palestine.” For Beijing, the solution of two states remains the essential basis for any negotiation that aims at sustainable peace in the region.

According to the Chinese government representative, the country is willing to cooperate with the international community to seek a solution that is not only fast but also comprehensive, fair and lasting for the Palestinian issue. He stressed that China is ready to undertake tireless efforts in this regard, contributing to the region to find stability and future prospects.

China seeks to expand global cooperation in engineering education

In addition to its performance in the diplomatic field, China is also signaled willingness to reinforce partnerships in the educational and scientific sector. Education Minister Huai Jinpeng recently said that the country is ready to deepen exchanges and international collaboration in engineering, focusing on improving the training of professionals and the advancement of global educational reforms.

The statements were made during the Second International Conference for Training Excellent Engineersheld in Beijing last Saturday. At the time, Huai presented three central proposals: creating internationally recognized quality standards for engineering education, exploring new paths of reform adapted to the era of artificial intelligence, and building an open and inclusive cooperation network between educational institutions around the world.

According to the minister, China’s experience in engineering training has offered valuable examples that can inspire changes in global education. He pointed out that the country today houses the largest engineering system in engineering on the planet, with more than 9 million students enrolled, the result of constant investments from the Chinese government.

Huai drew attention to the impact of the ongoing technological revolution, remembering that strategic areas, such as artificial intelligence, life sciences and sustainable energies, are transforming the industry and requires a new generation of talents capable of dealing with complex challenges such as climate change and large -scale innovation.

During the conference, a Joint statement between the Chinese Association of Science and Technology, the China Engineering Education Accreditation Association and the International Engineering Alliance. The initiative seeks to establish unified global patterns for master’s and doctorate programs in engineering, supplying a gap in the recognition of high level talents in this sector.

The meeting also resulted in new partnerships between Chinese universities and institutions of different continents. Among them are the Jiaotong University of Beijing, the University of Tongji and the University of Chongqing, which signed cooperation agreements with universities such as the Valencia Polytechnic (Spain), Unicamp (Brazil), the Bandung Institute of Technology (Indonesia), the National University of San Marcos (Peru), the University of Nairóbi (Kenya) and the National University of Laos. These collaborations will focus on the formation of excellence engineers through joint projects and academic exchange programs.

The event was organized by the Chinese Union for the formation of excellent engineers, with the support of higher education institutions and strategic companies such as China Communications Construction Co., Gem Co. and China Southern Power Grid Co., reinforcing the link between education, innovation and industrial development.

With information from Xinhua*