The Second Belt and Road International Skills Competition concluded in southwest China’s Chongqing Municipality on June 26, bringing together 590 contestants from 61 countries and regions. Under the theme “Skill Cooperation for Common Development,” participants competed in 18 categories over three days, showcasing talent in areas such as digital construction, optoelectronic technology, floral design, and hairdressing.
The event served as a global platform for young professionals to demonstrate their skills and foster international cooperation. By promoting open and inclusive exchanges of technological advancements, the competition aimed to strengthen ties among nations and contribute to shared development goals.
“This competition not only highlights the importance of skill development but also encourages mutual learning and understanding among countries along the Belt and Road,” said an organizer of the event. “We hope to continue building bridges through skills and innovation.”
Participants had the opportunity to network with peers from diverse backgrounds, exchanging ideas and best practices. The competition also showcased the growing emphasis on vocational skills and their role in driving economic progress across the region.
The Belt and Road International Skills Competition reflects the ongoing commitment to international collaboration and the development of a skilled workforce essential for future growth. Organizers expressed optimism that such events would continue to promote unity and shared prosperity among participating nations.
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