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On the afternoon of September 22, Premier Li Qiang of the State Council met with WorldSkills Chairman Wu Han and CEO Hoy, who came to China to attend the 48th WorldSkills Competition in Shanghai. Li Qiang pointed out that China will continue to strengthen domestic skills work, improve mechanisms for cultivating, using, evaluating, and motivating skilled talents, and at the same time continue to provide beneficial experiences and public goods for global skills businesses, so that skills development dividends can benefit more countries. China is ready to continue to support the transformation and development of WorldSkills and help WorldSkills to show greater achievements in various fields such as competitions, education and training, academic research, skills poverty alleviation, and South-South cooperation. Both sides should make good use of the results of this year's WorldSkills Competition and operate platforms such as the WorldSkills Museum. We hope WorldSkills will share more international experience with China in talent development, teacher training, etc., and support China to play a greater role in global governance in the field of skills.

智通财经·09/22/2026 11:41:12
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On the afternoon of September 22, Premier Li Qiang of the State Council met with WorldSkills Chairman Wu Han and CEO Hoy, who came to China to attend the 48th WorldSkills Competition in Shanghai. Li Qiang pointed out that China will continue to strengthen domestic skills work, improve mechanisms for cultivating, using, evaluating, and motivating skilled talents, and at the same time continue to provide beneficial experiences and public goods for global skills businesses, so that skills development dividends can benefit more countries. China is ready to continue to support the transformation and development of WorldSkills and help WorldSkills to show greater achievements in various fields such as competitions, education and training, academic research, skills poverty alleviation, and South-South cooperation. Both sides should make good use of the results of this year's WorldSkills Competition and operate platforms such as the WorldSkills Museum. We hope WorldSkills will share more international experience with China in talent development, teacher training, etc., and support China to play a greater role in global governance in the field of skills.