The Beijing Center for Chinese Studies (TBC) and AsiaB Consulting are pleased to announce a significant milestone in their collaboration. In a formal contract signing ceremony held at TBC’s Conference Room, TBC appointed AsiaB Consulting as its agent in South America for TBC’s Study Abroad Program. This strategic partnership aims to strengthen East-West d ialogue and enhance educational and cultural ties between TBC and South American countries.
Founded in 1998, The Beijing Center for Chinese Studies (TBC) has established itself as a facilitator for East-West dialogue and a bridge between China and the rest of the world. TBC is a leading higher education institution dedicated to advancing Chinese language proficiency, cultural understanding, and academic research. With a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary studies, TBC provides a unique learning experience for students from around the world.
AsiaB Consulting specializes in international education and cross-cultural partnerships. Their team of experts facilitates educational exchanges, study abroad programs, and institutional collaborations across continents.
The agreement solidifies AsiaB Consulting’s role as TBC’s representative in South America. AsiaB Consulting will promote TBC’s academic programs, cultural exchanges, and research initiatives across the continent.
The leaders of both organizations have expressed high expectations for this collaboration. Dr. Simon Koo, Executive Director of TBC, stated, “We are thrilled to partner with AsiaB Consulting. Their expertise and passion align perfectly with our mission to promote Chinese culture and scholarship globally.” Mr. David Barriga, CEO of AsiaB Consulting, added, “Being appointed as TBC’s agent is an honor. We look forward to connecting South American students and institutions with the rich academic resources TBC offers.”
They also expressed their commitment to fostering cross-cultural understanding and academic excellence. TBC’s renowned faculty and AsiaB Consulting’s extensive network in South America will work together to enhance educational opportunities for students and scholars.
In the future collaboration, TBC and AsiaB Consulting plan to organize joint events, workshops, and cultural exchanges. South American students interested in studying in China will benefit from personalized guidance and support through AsiaB Consulting.
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