Udayana University Collaborates with the Consulate General of the People's Republic of China in Denpasar Establishing the China-ASEAN Cross-Cultural Institute (CACI) at the Faculty of Cultural Sciences

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As one manifestation of the implementation of the collaboration between Udayana University and the Consulate General of the People's Republic of China in Denpasar, the inauguration of the establishment of the China-ASEAN Cross-Cultural Institute (CACI). The inauguration of the establishment of the CACI was marked by the signing of the inscription which was held in the Soekarno Room, Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Friday (3/7/2020).

The inscription signing was attended by the Chancellor of Udayana University, Deputy Chancellor for Planning, Cooperation and Information, Head of BAKH, and the Dean of the Faculty of Cultural Sciences along with the related staff. Representatives from the People's Republic of China along with other invitations attended the series of online CACI inauguration events.

Dean of the Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Dr. Made Sri Satyawati, S.S., M.Hum., In his remarks expressed his gratitude for the formation of CACI and the facilities that had been prepared for the needs of the CACI office. Likewise, assistance from representatives of the Chinese People's Government to prepare comfortable classrooms, handbooks to learn Chinese language and culture. "We hope that in the future the Chinese government can also provide scholarships to students who want to learn Chinese language and culture, so that the Faculty of Cultural Sciences can also prepare to form the Chinese Language Study Program," said Dr. Satyawati.

Meanwhile, Mrs. Jian Qin as Advisor to the Chinese Minister of Mission for ASEAN, expressed his happiness because finally the collaboration program between Udayana University and the Government of the People's Republic of China could continue even further through the inauguration of the CACI. Mrs. Jian Qin revealed that relations between China and ASEAN, especially Indonesia, have been established since the royal period, and the relationship continues to be even tighter on this occasion. "I hope this CACI will become a medium for joint research and empowerment of human resources on both sides," said Mrs. Jian Qin.

Consulate General of the People's Republic of China in Denpasar represented by Plt. KJRRT. Mr. Chen Wei also expressed his happiness with the establishment of CACI. Although serving as Acting. KJRRT, Mr. Chen Wei had followed the previous MoU between the Government of the People's Republic of China, Udayana University and Beijing University which had been conducted since 2019. Mr. Chen Wei also mentioned that relations between China and Indonesia have long existed. "Consul General will seriously commit to continue to support the development of CACI, hopefully various planned activities can be achieved in the right time and produce something positive," said Mr. Chen Wei.

Udayana University, which has the trust to manage the CACI program, is grateful to the Consul General of the People's Republic of China for facilitating all forms of cooperation between Udayana University and the Government of the People's Republic of China.

Rector of Udayana University, Prof. Dr.dr. A A. Raka Sudewi, Sp.S (K), in his remarks expressed his gratitude to the Consul General of the People's Republic of China in the previous period Mr. Gou Haodong who has completed his assignment in Bali and has facilitated many forms of cooperation. "To the Ambassador of the People's Republic of China to ASEAN, the Consul General of China in Denpasar, and the Center for Cross Cultural Studies of Beijing University, we hope that the existence of this Institute can continue to be supported and assisted in the implementation of programs that have been initiated by its founders," said Prof. . Raka Sudewi.

Through the establishment of this institute, there are opportunities for Udayana University to carry out various technical activities with various universities in China and ASEAN. Such cooperation can be in the form of joint research, cultural exchanges, conducting language training, conferences and joint seminars and other collaborations.