Networking Luncheon with Mayor of Cangzhou at VIC Parliament House

Invitation to Networking Luncheon at VIC Parliament House with Mayor and Cangzhou School Principals Delegation

Time: 11:30-13:30, 11th Oct, Lunch starting at 11:30

• To foster the potential full-paid students and student recruitment to Victoria state in the future
• Match-making Meeting with Cangzhou School Principals to state, Melbourne and other city education operators, government representatives
• Discussing potential collaboration opportunities in staff training, student/teacher exchange, and cooperative education programs with representatives from state government, city councils, Department of Education, and education operators from schools, associations, etc. 
• Discussing potential trade and investment business corporation opportunities between Cangzhou and the state

Name List of Delegation:
1    Xiao Hua    Cangzhou Municipal People's Government/Deputy Secretary-General（Deputy Mayor）
2    Li Fengqiang    Cangzhou Bureau of Education/ Labor Committee, Deputy Director General
3    Zhang Jide    Cangzhou No.1 Vocational Middle School/Principal
4    Yang Lin    Cangzhou No.5 Middle School/Principal
5    Zhang Yingjie    Cangzhou Ethnic Middle School/Principal
6    Han Guangming    Cangzhou No.15 Middle School/Principal


Brief Introduction of Cangzhou City:
General Information:
Cangzhou is located in the southeast of Hebei Province. It faces the Bohai Sea in the east, borders Baoding City in the west, adjoins Shandong Province in the south, and is adjacent to Beijing and Tianjin in the north. In 1988, Cangzhou was approved by the State Council as one of the open coastal cities. At present, Cangzhou administers 4 county-level cities, 10 counties, and 6 districts. Covering an area of 14,000 square kilometers, Cangzhou has a total population of 6.85 million.
Cangzhou is an ancient city with long history. The Grand Canal is passing through its territory from the north to the south for about 214 kilometers. The rich and generous culture left over from the ancient times has melted together the hometown of acrobatics, martial arts, casting, Ya pear, golden-thread dates, and winter dates. These have made up a colorful and fascinating picture of folk customs along the Grand Canal.
Economics:
Cangzhou's urban center is a heavily industrial city but the city's administrative territory also includes strongly agricultural areas, and is well known in China for its Chinese jujubes (Chinese dates) and pear (widely known under the export name of Tianjin Ya Pear). The North China Oil Field is within Cangzhou City's jurisdiction. Cangzhou also encompasses a large fishing port and the coal-exporting Huanghua Harbour.
 

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