BSEU discussed the possibilities of intensifying cooperation with Brazil
Possibilities of intensifying cooperation between the Belarusian State University of Economics and Brazil were discussed at a meeting of the university’s leadership ...
Possibilities to intensify cooperation between the Belarusian State University of Economics and Brazil were discussed at a meeting of the university leadership with representatives of the diplomatic corps of this country on October 20 in Minsk, BSEU reported.
The university said:
- BSEU was visited by a delegation of the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Brazil in Belarus - the meeting was attended by Rector of BSEU Alexei Egorov, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Brazil Julio Cesar Fontes Laranzheira, Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs of BSEU Olga Morozevic and First Secretary of the Embassy of Brazil Fabiano Joel Volmann.
Alexey Egorov during the event said that today 650 foreign students from more than 24 countries study at BSEU. He also noted the work of the Center for Portuguese Language and Culture, the Latin American Research Center and the demand for curricula at the Faculty of Law, the Faculty of Digital Economics and the Faculty of International Business Communications.
- In turn, Julio Cesar Fontes Laranzheira highly appreciated the level of Belarusian education, the BSEU added. In the current conditions, it is academic and scientific contacts that can become a promising direction for finding common ground and strengthening relations between the countries. The meeting participants discussed the possibilities of intensifying cooperation, mentioning the current agreement with the Federal University of Minas Gerais.
The head of the Brazilian embassy also shared the idea of a project he had previously implemented in Canada.
- He proposed to consider the possibility of conducting market research by BSUE students to study the prospects for the entry of Brazilian goods - cosmetics, coffee, chocolate - into the local market, the university said. The Embassy, for its part, expressed its readiness to provide information support to students.
The parties also mentioned the possible organization of Summer or Winter Schools, joint scientific events and academic exchanges as potential formats for future cooperation.
