On May 9, Dr. Anthony, President of the Business & Hotel Management School（BHMS）, Mr. Giovanni, Head of Admissions, Mr. Kanye Mantan, Vice President of the International College, and Mr. Zhang Wei, Chief Admissions Officer of Greater China, and his entourage visited Fuzhou Software Technology Vocational College for an on-site inspection and signing of the cooperation agreement.Mr. Ke Jianlin, Assistant Principal of the University, Mr. Xia Fushun, Director of the Vocational Training Division, and teachers from the Vocational Training Division and the Enrollment and Employment Division attended the event.

At the symposium, Mr. Ke Jianlin, assistant to the president of the university, expressed his sincere welcome to the delegation of Business & Hotel Management School, and introduced to the guests in detail the development history of the university, the characteristics of the university as well as its future development plan.

Subsequently, Dr. Anthony of BHMS introduced the school's philosophy, teaching mode, professional settings and other information, which fully demonstrated the advantages and characteristics of BHMS.

At the meeting, the two sides also carried out in-depth communication and exchanges on academic exchanges, teaching and research, teacher training, etc. Then, the two sides also carried out a cooperation signing ceremony and exchanged souvenirs.

After the meeting, the delegation visited the campus accompanied by Assistant Principal Ke Jianlin and Director of Vocational Training Division Xia Fushun.

As an important carrier of China's education opening to the outside world, the signing of this contract not only marks the formal establishment of the cooperative relationship between Fuzhou Software Technology Vocational College and the Business & Hotel Management School, which opens a new chapter for the mutual development of both sides, but also provides a strong foundation for the university to further set up a platform for international cooperation and exchange, and to gradually establish a mechanism for the cultivation of internationalized talents.