To implement the spirit of the China-Central Asia Summit, and to promote cultural exchange, mutual learning, and understanding, the "Chinese Bridge" exchange project (The First Central Asian Students' Legal Culture Study Camp) was held in NWUPL from March 25th to April 3rd. 17 faculty members, undergraduates and postgraduates of Al-Farabi Kazakh National University attended and participated. By conducting a series of activities including cooperation talks, academic forums on law, legal studies, practical visits, and cultural experiences, it is hoped to promote a deeper understanding among Central Asian teachers and students about China's legal culture, as well as the outstanding traditional culture and contemporary achievements.
Fan Jiuli, President, met with the visiting teachers and students
Guo Wujun, Deputy Party Secretary,
presented the certificates for outstanding participants
The Opening Ceremony
On March 25, the opening ceremony was held at the Chang'an Campus. Hundreds of representatives from both sides attended. Vice President Zhang Ronggang attended and delivered a speech at the opening ceremony. Heads of relevant departments and schools also were present.
Zhang Ronggang, Vice President, attended and delivered a speech
Abdiman Zhaniya, representative of Al-Farabi Kazakh National University delivered a speech
Speech by student representatives from both sides
Traditional cultural performances by both students
International academic meetings
From March 27 to April 1, School of Criminal Law hosted a China-Kazakhstan-Kyrgyzstan academic symposium on "Criminal Policy and Social Governance in Minor Offense Cases", School of International Law hosted a China-Kazakhstan-UK academic symposium on "New Developments in Legal Education", School of Civil and Commercial Law hosted a China-Kazakhstan-Kyrgyzstan PhD Forum on "Modernization of the Judicial System".
Special lectures on law studies
Law professors in our university delivered four specialized legal lectures for the students involved, which included the following topics: "Chinese Commercial Arbitration," "Concerns and Practices of the New Company Law in China," "The Belt and Road Initiative and Legal Issues," and "The Application of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods in China."
Tea art, calligraphy and painting, traditional Chinese medicine and other excellent traditional Chinese culture experience
Student representatives performed at the closing ceremony
On April 2, the Legal Culture Study Camp concluded successfully with a closing ceremony that honored outstanding teachers and students.
