Argelia y China profundizan lazos culturales con la apertura del Instituto Confucio
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Argelia inauguró esta semana un Instituto Confucio, lo que marca un hito importante en la cooperación cultural y académica con China que amplía la oportunidad de los argelinos de descubrir el idioma y la cultura chinos.
Ministro argelino de Educación Superior e Investigación Científica, Kamel BaddariRepresentó al gobierno en la ceremonia de inauguración del instituto en la Universidad de Argel II el martes. Entre los asistentes se encontraban el embajador de China en Argelia, Dong Guangli; el presidente de la Asociación de Amistad Argel-China, Smaïl Debeche; el rector de la Universidad de Argel II, Said Rahmani; y representantes de instituciones académicas de ambos países.
En un discurso pronunciado durante la ceremonia, Baddari describió la creación del instituto como «una iniciativa crucial que fortalecerá aún más las alianzas entre las universidades argelinas y chinas, fomentará los intercambios académicos y consolidará los sólidos vínculos que unen a Argelia y China en la transferencia de tecnología y la valorización de la investigación científica». Elogió la iniciativa como un testimonio de «la apertura de las universidades argelinas a su entorno internacional».
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