Zhongji Nengyuan Group Co., Ltd. has maintained a long-standing and friendly relationship with Hunan Vocational Institute of Technology (HNIT). To further establish a long-term, stable school-enterprise partnership for mutual benefit, our company's Chairman, Mr. Xiong Jiong, led a delegation to visit HNIT on June 21st. They were warmly received by HNIT leaders including Party Secretary Ye Xingcheng, Vice President Hong Piqing, and Vice President Huang Xiachun. Both parties held a symposium to discuss collaboration matters.
During the meeting, the two sides engaged in in-depth discussions on cooperation in three key areas:
Technical Collaboration in the New Energy Industry: Exploring joint initiatives in the new energy sector.
Vocational Skills Training: Discussing the development and delivery of vocational training programs.
Integration of Electronic Bidding Platform: Coordinating the use of electronic bidding and trading platforms.
HNIT's popular programs, such as New Energy Technology and Engineering Cost, align well with our company's needs for specialized technology and talent in its new energy business and engineering consulting services. Both parties can leverage their respective resources and strengths in funding, technology, and R&D to advance technical cooperation in the new energy field. Additionally, collaboration is possible in establishing vocational training programs for specific disciplines, co-building internship bases and talent cultivation bases, thereby deepening the integration of industry and education. Furthermore, our company's leading-edge "BidCat" electronic trading system can provide the institute with comprehensive electronic consulting services.
Following the meeting, Chairman Xiong and the delegation toured several facilities at HNIT, including the 58Zone Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship Base, the Solar Technology Museum, the Robotics Training Lab, the Provincial Engineering Laboratory, and the Photovoltaic Power Station.
The visit was characterized by candid and enthusiastic exchanges, revealing broad potential for cooperation. Both parties reached preliminary consensus and anticipate future collaborative projects.
