From June 20 to 22, Standing Committee Member of the CPC JMU Committee and Vice President Yang Shenhua led a delegation to Hong Kong to attend the general meeting of the Hong Kong Jimei Alumni Association and participate a series of exchange activities.
At the inauguration ceremony of the 17th Board of Directors and Supervisors, marking the Association’s 45th anniversary, alumnus Zhang Rongkai was elected President, and alumnus Li Fengxiang was elected Chairman of the Supervisory Board. In his address, Yang highlighted the Association’s longstanding support for the university in alumni engagement, youth exchanges, educational cooperation, and the promotion of Tan Kah Kee spirit. He noted the bond between the university and its alumni, emphasizing that Hong Kong alumni remain a vital force in advancing both the university’s development and Fujian-Hong Kong exchanges. He expressed hope that the new leadership would continue to unite alumni, support the university’s high-quality growth, and encourage more Hong Kong youth to visit Jimei and gain a deeper understanding of the nation.
During the visit, Yang and his delegation also held meetings with University Council members. They met with Council member Yu Sihang and held talks with Council member Xu Jun, Vice Chairman of Chiyu Banking Corporation. Yang reported on the universitys achievements during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period and its "15th Five-Year Plan" development strategy, thanked the Council members for their steadfast support, and extended an invitation to the 30th anniversary celebration of the University Council. The members affirmed their commitment to contributing resources and supporting the university’s continued progress.
The delegation also met with alumni representatives in Hong Kong, updating them on recent developments and encouraging them to uphold Tan Kah Kee spirit and serve as bridges for further collaboration. Alumni expressed pride in the university’s growth and their dedication to fostering educational, technological, and cultural exchanges between Hong Kong and the university.
Additionally, the delegation visited Chiyu Banking Corporation, the Hong Kong Seamen’s Union, China Merchants Shipping (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd., and COSCO Shipping Ports (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd., engaging in discussions on educational cooperation, talent exchange, and cultural heritage. These visits helped strengthen the university’s connections with Hong Kong’s social and business sectors, broaden its outreach, and enhance its overall influence.
