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On June 18, our university held an online meeting with the French International Film School and signed a memorandum of cooperation. Representatives from our university included Yan Cuiying, Director of the International Cooperation Office, and Meng Bin, Party Secretary of the Film and Television School. The French International Film School was represented by Benjamin Azoulay, Vice President, and Li Bo, China Representative.

During the meeting, Yan Cuiying expressed the hope to further deepen exchanges and cooperation by leveraging the strengths of both institutions, sharing high-quality educational resources, and continuously enhancing the internationalization of both universities.

Meng Bin stated that he looked forward to practical collaboration between the two sides in areas such as faculty and student exchanges and scientific research, actively promoting the launch of student study programs and the implementation of cooperative education projects.

Benjamin Azoulay, Vice President of the French International Film School, expressed his desire to establish a long-term and stable partnership, working together to drive innovation and development in film and television education.

Through the meeting, both parties reached a consensus, agreeing to promote cultural and academic exchanges between China and France by sharing resources and complementing each other’s strengths, thereby cultivating film and television professionals with an international perspective.