The technological advances China has made in recent decades are attracting attention and curiosity worldwide.
Nationals from Switzerland, Ireland, Hungary, Austria, Belgium and Luxembourg have since been added to the list. The international business community has welcomed the move as it makes business travel easier and will encourage more delegates to visit for meetings, conferences and exhibitions.
For Huawei Technologies, a leading Chinese global provider of information and communications technology (ICT) infrastructure and smart devices, the new policy is also conducive to its many international training programmes that are helping to nurture global talent and drive innovation for the future.
The company has just finished the latest round of its global Seeds for the Future programme, which saw a group of university students from 18 European nations travel to Guangdong province and Beijing in January for an enticing week of Chinese cultural, educational and collaborative activities.
The “Seeds for the Future European Grand Finale” enabled the students to take part in illuminating sessions with technology experts, examine the realms of connectivity and innovation, and contribute to insightful panel discussions on hot topics such as diversity, green skills and sustainability.
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