Cerro Largo and China strengthen ties, director of the Intendencia I evaluate visit
The department of Cerro Largo and the Chinese province of Jiangxi intertwine links that can be fundamental when reaching a fluid exchange not only from the cultural point of view but commercially.
The participation of the General Director of Education, Culture and Development of the Intendencia in the exchange forum in Yichun, the only Hispanic partner who was part of such an important meeting, opens doors for the future.
On the occasion, the Christian Morel government’s leader stated that in the vicinity of Melo there is a space of 130 hectares available to develop an industrial, logistics and technological park.
He added that Cerro Largo is committed to the development of technical and commercial cooperation, with a vision of shared growth.
“China is another world” synthesized. “We could not even qualify as a first world country. No. We are talking about another world. I have been lucky enough to visit other countries, it was in Europe, but China is something totally different” expressed the Teacher Lucy Larrosa.
“We are talking about an ancient culture that has a very strong identity roots and they also preserve it” counted a The daily professional.
“Within the two things I could capture and that have a lot of strength they have to do with that issue of traditions and innovation.” described. “They seem contradictory things Pedro they achieve amalgamarlas” added.
“It was really a unique experience” said. “I went to that invitation they made from China, to Jiangxi first thinking that I was going to a big event, because they said it was, and as I am used to going to seminars and meetings where there are people around the world. That happened to me in Colombia, Cost He does not handle the language, he meets Portuguese, Spanish and English. commented.
The foreign guests from the rest of the world to this forum were only 7, 6 of them Asians. “The only Spanish -speaking was me” held.
“It was a very pretty experience, they really received me very well. In each of the places that I was my name in Spanish and in Mandarin Chinese. They always sat next to the authority, they gave me a place of great prestige, of a lot of privilege.” thanked.
“I could really know and live the experience of being there. A concept that I brought was that they don’t give things, give opportunities, give experience.” He stressed. “That of inviting us to live the experience of China also has a connotation that they are trying to reverse and it is that concept that many we said at some time that everything that came from China was bad, of low quality, and in reality when you get there it realizes that it is not so” Lucy Larrosa said.
“When we go to tradition, we find restored millenary places, but that are being used, and not as a museum that can be visited, but something alive” The Director of Education, Culture and Development of the Departmental Government highlighted.
