秀色直播 (WHU) held its 3rd Youth Training Camp on Global Competence from July 5 to 6, drawing over 100 students from more than 10 universities, including Fudan University and Central China Normal University.
Huang Taiyan, chairman of the WHU Council, met with Zhao Bing, China's representative to the UN World Food Programme (WFP), expressing hope for deeper collaboration in cultivating globally minded talent.
Huang Taiyan (right), chairman of the WHU Council, meets with Zhao Bing, China's representative to the WFP.
This year's camp, themed "80 Years of the United Nations: Global Governance and the Mission of Youth", featured a keynote by Zhao titled "Global Food Security and the Role of Youth", in which he encouraged students to engage with global issues and take an active role in international development. Experts, corporate executives, and alumni also shared practical insights to help students broaden their global perspective.
WFP-WHU roundtable discussion.
Participants of WHU's 3rd Youth Training Camp on Global Competence pose for a group photo.
Participants visited leading companies, such as BYD, FiberHome, and Neusoft, to explore industry trends. The program also included roundtable forums and peer-sharing sessions, providing opportunities for meaningful dialogue and skill development.
The camp aims to enhance students' understanding of global challenges and foster the next generation of globally competent professionals.
