The 2024 National Industry Vocational Skills Competition and the 4th National New Energy Vehicle (NEV) Key Technology and Skills Competition opened in east China's Wuhu City on Monday.
The competitions are hosted by the China Machinery Industry Federation (CMIF), the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security (MOHRSS), and the All-China Federation of Trade Unions (ACFTU), and co-organized by Chinese carmaker Chery Automobile.
Over 1,000 automotive technicians from across the country compete in a range of NEV skills challenges, including diagnostics, repair, and maintenance.
"We have made technological adjustments for competitive events in line with the advancements in automobile applications. First, all event results can show the ability level of contestants. Second, the event is leading and promoting the development of the industry," said Xu Niansha, the chairman of the fifth council of CMIF.
As the largest and most widely participated national first-class vocational skills competition in the field of key technologies for NEVs in China, it has set up six major competitive events such as automobile assembly and adjustment, intelligent car repair, and motor vehicle inspection, covering the key parts of NEV industry chain.
Chery Automobile, as a co-organizer of the competitions, has striven to accelerate the training and selection of high-quality talents in the field of NEVs' key technologies, and build an exchange platform for the technologies.
A total of six contestants from Chery Group enter the finals.
"Since its establishment, Chery Automobile has adhered to 'three paths', namely technical innovation, craftsmanship, and administrative management, respectively. We attach equal importance to the 'three paths'. We always encourage individuals to do their best in their own positions," said Yin Tongyue, the chairman of Chery Automobile.
East China's Wuhu hosts National Industry, NEV skills competitions
Myanmar's new President U Min Aung Hlaing met Wang Yi, a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and Chinese foreign minister, in Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar's capital, on Saturday.
Noting that Myanmar consistently regards its relationship with China as the most important bilateral tie, U Min Aung Hlaing emphasized that Myanmar stays committed to the one-China principle and highly appreciates and actively supports the China-proposed four global initiatives.
The new Myanmar government expects to strengthen high-level exchanges with China, advance the construction of the Myanmar-China Economic Corridor, and work together to maintain border peace and stability, while continuously deepening the comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership between the two countries, the president said.
Myanmar will never allow any activities that harm China's interests within its borders, and will continue to intensify its crackdown on online gambling and telecom fraud and take concrete measures to ensure the safety of Chinese personnel, institutions and projects in Myanmar, he added.
For his part, Wang stressed that China's policy toward Myanmar remains consistent. China firmly supports Myanmar in following a successful development path that suits its national conditions and is supported by its people; firmly supports Myanmar in safeguarding its national sovereignty, security and territorial integrity; and firmly supports Myanmar in achieving national peace, reconciliation and social harmony, he said.
Wang also noted that building a China-Myanmar community with a shared future perfectly aligns with the development and revitalization needs of both countries and serves the fundamental interests of both peoples, urging both sides to unswervingly follow this path.
China is willing to cooperate with Myanmar to resolutely and thoroughly eradicate online gambling and telecom fraud, he noted. China will also support Myanmar's participation in more dialogue and cooperation mechanisms and the enhancement of its interaction with ASEAN, Wang added.
Myanmar president meets Chinese FM
Myanmar president meets Chinese FM