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Leaders from Department
of Aid to Foreign Countries Visiting HRC
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---On March 9, a group of officials
from Chinese Ministry of Commerce headed by Ms. Sai Danxia,
deputy Director General of Department of Aid to Foreign
Countries, visited HRC (also called National Research
Institute for Rural Electrification). At the meeting with
HRC's chiefs and seniors, Dr. Chen Shengshui, Director
of HRC, made a working report to introduce the basic conditions,
the achievements related to the international SHP training
and the benefits from the export of SHP technique and
equipment promoted by SHP training workshops. He also
proposed two requests: one is to hope that the training
and foreign aid work of HRC would be continuously supported
and instructed by the leaders from Department of Aid to
Foreign Countries; the other is to hope that the staff
of the Department could come and attend the opening or
closing ceremony of training workshops, which is also
the aspiration of foreign participants.
Ms. Sai, the deputy Director General,
replied that these two requests are just what they are
planning to do. She introduced that on the conference
to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the UN, China's President
Hu Jingtao announced China would offer training workshops
for about 30,000 African participants in the upcoming
three years. According to the instruction by the Central
Committee of the Party, the Ministry of Commerce will
strengthen the foreign aid training with the cost-effective
feature. Presently, the Division of Human Resources Development,
responsible for the training work, has been established
in the Department to arrange more time for carrying on
the on-the-spot investigation to the training organizations.
Ms. Sai also pointed out that, training is a long-term
work, which should be carried on for a long time. She
highly appraised the achievements HRC had attained in
the aspect of training for international participants
and encouraged HRC to continue striving hard to make more
contributions to the work of such training.
Leaders of Ministry of Commerce
visited HRC's training facilities, such as classrooms,
dining room, hotel, internet room etc., showing obvious
satisfaction to the hardware facilities and management
capability. The Ministry of Water Resources has been paying
much attention to the foreign-aid work of our center.
From 2003 to 2004, more than 10 million Yuan was invested
in renovating the training room, dining room and SHP laboratory
for HRC; 38 standard rooms have been decorated, reaching
three-star hotel standard, which creates the excellent
condition for HRC to hold the training workshops.
In recent over 20 years, HRC has
hosted 41 SHP related international training workshops
for nearly 740 officials and engineers from 80 countries.
The main purposes of the international SHP technical training
workshops are: to disseminate China'¡¯s SHP experience,
train SHP experts for the developing countries, help these
countries to improve the capacity for constructing the
SHP and promoting the SHP development; also to stimulate
the export of Chinese SHP technique and equipment and
help the domestic SHP enterprises go global through the
exchange of SHP technique and experience. HRC itself has
run a great deal of international SHP cooperative projects
with good economic benefits. Up to now our center has
already provided the consulting service for more than
20 countries and areas, and supplied SHP equipment for
Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, India, Nepal, Cuba, Guyana,
etc. Since 1990, HRC has undertaken 23 SHP consultation
and equipment supply projects, including 3 foreign-aid
projects, which amounts to nearly 100 million Yuan contracted
value. This year HRC will sign contracts with India, Turkey,
Pakistan, Peru and Uzbekistan etc. for technical design
and equipment supply, with the contract value of over
30 million Yuan. Our center will continue to unceasingly
strengthen its capability, to further improve the training
workshops and strive to make more contributions to our
country's foreign-aid training work.(2006-03-14)
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