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New Indonesian-Chinese studies center inaugurated in Wuhan
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The new Indonesian-Chinese studies center will add to the seven existing Indonesian and Indonesian-Chinese study centers across China. (Wikipedia/File)
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entral China Normal University (CCNU), in cooperation with its Indonesian counterpart, the University of Indonesia, has recently established an Indonesian-Chinese studies center in Wuhan, China.
“Since the center is located at the university, the main objective of the center's establishment is to boost two-way partnership in education, research and social support. Besides, the center is meant to produce key social studies and produce feedback on bilateral relations,” Jona Widhagdo Putri of the University of Indonesia’s Faculty of Social and Political Science said in a written statement on Friday.
Jona attended the inauguration ceremony of the new center on April 22, along with Indonesian researchers Hanief Saha Ghafur, Arie Setiabudi Soesilo and Yuniwati Prayino.
Jona said a strong and deep relationship between the two countries was the main foundation to healthy, stable and sustainable ties between. Indonesia and China have a combined population of 1.66 billion people.
The new center will add to the seven existing Indonesian and Indonesian-Chinese study centers across China. (dmr)
