The PRC and the InEU educational consortium, which includes not only the university, but also the college, intend to implement joint educational projects. For this purpose, a delegation from the Middle Kingdom visited Pavlodar University.

The delegation included Deputy Director of the Department of International Education of Zhengzhou Electric Power College Chen Ke, a representative of Zhengzhou Electric Power College, Faculty of Folk Teaching, Ms. Liu Sha, Secretary General of the Xi'an International Educational Exchange Association Shang Zhuo, Director of Examinations and Training of the Education Base and International Promotion of the Chinese Language Henan Province, Ms. Huang Qiuli and Cheng Na from the Chinese Language Teaching Department.

Guests were warmly welcomed within the walls of InEU and presented with the campuses of both the university and the college. It is worth noting that foreign representatives were interested in laboratories where students are trained specifically in engineering specialties. During the visit, training conditions and the possibility of double-degree education between universities and colleges, both among teaching staff and students, were discussed.

“It was not without reason that we were interested in the Innovative University of Eurasia; our colleagues had already visited this Pavlodar university, and their impressions were only positive. Therefore, we also decided to visit here and see the quality of training.Indeed, everything is at a high level, all conditions have been created for the training of highly qualified specialists,” said Chen Ke, deputy director of the Department of International Education of Zhengzhou Electric Power College.

By the way, this is not the first visit of representatives of universities of the People’s Republic of China to the Innovative Eurasian University. In September, InEU was visited by a delegation from the Middle Kingdom led by the head of the Xi'an Vocational Training Association of China. A memorandum was signed that provides for the creation of a joint Center for Cultural Exchange between China and Central Asia in the city of Xi'an. Based on the InEU consortium.