Guangxi Higher Vocational Colleges Join Hands With Burma To Build "Yi Lu Workshop" To Cultivate Textile Talents.

The centre aims at relying on the international exchange project of "Yi Lu workshop" in Burma.

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Training professional and technical personnel.

In recent years, the label of "Made in Myanmar" (made in Burma) is being increasingly played on internationally famous clothing brands such as H&M and GAP, and Burma has also become Asia.

One of the most potential countries.

The picture shows the president of Guangxi Economic and Trade Polytechnic, Mo Shaolin, introducing the international exchange project of "Yi Lu workshop" and the related situation of Burma youth technical talents training and training center.

"The Burma Textile Association is made up of 380 companies, of which nearly 300 companies export textile products abroad, but in fact, our textile industry is still in its infancy."

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Ding Miaowen, chairman of the association, said that at present, Burma textile industry

Processing is mainly, there are no large textile factories and dyeing factories, yarn and fabrics rely mainly on imports.

Ding Miaowen said that Burma is planning to build a large textile industrial zone, introduce foreign capital and build an international textile laboratory, thus leading the garment industry to develop from offshore processing to offshore mode.

"At present, what we lack most is related technical personnel, especially in spinning, weaving, dyeing and printing.

I hope that through this cooperation, more skilled workers will be allowed to study in China.

"Yi Lu workshop" was launched by Guangxi Economic and Trade Polytechnic to spread the culture and dissemination of Chinese costumes and costumes.

The Chinese standard is a special international exchange project for the purpose of dress adornment.

Mo Shaolin, President of Guangxi Economic and Trade Polytechnic, said that the Burma youth talent training center will be an important carrier of the "Yi Lu workshop" project.

Next, the Burma Textile Industry Association will appoint technical personnel to the school's training, through colleges and universities, clothing enterprises to study and use training equipment operation, and so on, to enhance technology.

The picture shows a photo taken by the representatives of China and Myanmar.

"The first training class plan will start in September this year, and the Burmese will send the relevant enterprise and technical workers to exchange."

Mo Shaolin said, "we hope to build the Burma youth technology training and training center into a platform for the exchange of personnel between China and Burma textile and apparel industry, a platform for technical exchange, and a platform for cooperation between schools and enterprises."

In recent years, with the rapid development of China's vocational education, Guangxi has entered a new stage of development with the ASEAN's Vocational Education Exchange and cooperation with geopolitical and other multiple advantages.

In addition to Guangxi Economic and Trade Polytechnic, more than 10 universities in Guangxi have signed professional cooperation agreements with corresponding ASEAN countries respectively.

Tan Zhuangcai, director of the Department of Vocational and adult education of the Education Department of the Zhuang Autonomous Region, said that the local government hopes to deepen the cooperation and exchange with ASEAN vocational schools and relevant departments, learn from advanced educational experience, share high-quality educational resources, and work hand in hand to build an open vocational education system.