Chinese Ambassador LI Xiaosi visits MCI

Date 2021-09-15

MCI connects Tyrolean companies with China | Focus on technology, innovation & winter sports 

 

Chinese Ambassador LI Xiaosi visits MCI | The Entrepreneurial University.
Chinese Ambassador LI Xiaosi visits MCI | The Entrepreneurial University. ©MCI_Kiechl.

"Building bridges" is the motto of the China Center established at MCI - and in many ways: between Europe & China, science & business, research & teaching and alumni & employers. Therefore, the networking meeting between the delegation led by the Chinese Ambassador LI Xiaosi and Tyrolean companies organized by the Province of Tyrol, the Tyrolean Chamber of Commerce and the MCI took place at the Entrepreneurial School®.

The networking meeting, which was a great success, focused on talks on intensifying cooperation between Tyrol as a center of science, higher education and business with the Chinese delegation, whose interest in connection with the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing is primarily focused on the topics of technology, innovation & winter sports.

At the meeting, Chinese Ambassador LI Xiaosi praised the cooperation between the People's Republic of China and the province of Tyrol. "The just signed partnership agreement between the Chinese province of Hebei and Tyrol should pave the way for an intensification of our economic, scientific and cultural relations and many friendly encounters. The exchange and cooperation between the two sides have great potential," says Ambassador LI Xiaosi.

MCI Rector Andreas Altmann and MCI China Center Director Prof. Wei Manske-Wang add: “The establishment of the China Center at the Entrepreneurial School® is another building block to strengthen Tyrol's international competitiveness and promote opportunities for companies and young people alike."

Great enthusiasm is also shown by the Tyrolean Economic Regional Councillor Toni Mattle, National Councillor and Chairman of the Cable Car Association Franz Hörl and the Head of Foreign Trade of the Tyrolean Chamber of Commerce Gregor Leitner, who equally emphasize how important it is for Tyrolean companies to position themselves globally, to be actively present in foreign markets and to develop fields of strength together with the universities at the location. "China in particular, with a population of 1.4 billion people striving for quality of life and prosperity, offers excellent opportunities for cooperation in this regard," Provincial Councilor Toni Mattle is convinced and invites Tyrolean companies to seize the opportunities arising from the partnership agreement.

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