On June 27, the delegation visited China Datang Corporation's Buka Project in Uzbekistan, meeting with management to explore school-enterprise synergies in cultivating overseas industrial technical talent. In the afternoon, the delegation visited the Chinese embassy in Uzbekistan to deliver a comprehensive report on the mission's outcomes and the strategic planning for school-local government and school-enterprise cooperation. Discussions were also held on establishing long-term mechanisms for China-Uzbekistan vocational education cooperation.

The mission featured a high-intensity itinerary with a broad coverage — engaging with comprehensive universities, vocational colleges, industrial parks and major Chinese enterprises.

The trip resulted in the inauguration of two major vocational education platforms and established collaborative channels between institutions, enterprises and industrial zones.

Moving forwards, TLIVTC will build on the consensus reached during the visit to advance cross-border exchanges, the development of joint training bases, overseas skills training and industry-education integration projects.

By sharing high-quality vocational education resources, the college aims to further deepen bilateral cooperation in education, commerce and trade between China and Uzbekistan.