China News Service, Beijing, May 30th (Reporter Zhao Ming) From 27th to 29th, the 2022 (2nd) Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Talent Strategy and Innovation Development Forum was successfully held in Guangdong through a combination of online and offline methods. .
Under the recommendation of the Beijing Liaison Department of the Liaison Office of the Macao Central Committee, Macao college students in Beijing actively participated in the forum and performed well, which was highly praised by experts, scholars and guests from all walks of life.
Song Wei, a Macau student from China University of Political Science and Law, with the title of "Research on Talent Strategy and Development in Innovation-Driven Development of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macau", carried out theoretical thinking and practical outlook on the "Talent Introduction System" planned to be reformed in Macau, and the article was awarded the excellent paper of the forum.
Experts at the meeting believed that the article, from the perspective of Macao, introduced novel viewpoints of political philosophy, and contributed to the collaborative construction and development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.
Wang Jiazheng, a Macau student from Peking University, with the title of "Opportunities and Challenges of the Targeted Student Transfer System in the Integrated Development of Macao and Hengqin", conducted an in-depth study of the feasibility of pilot joint targeted transfer of students under the background of the coordinated development of Macao and Hengqin.
Experts at the meeting highly recognized it, and believed that the topic selection was in line with the regional development trend, and provided new ideas for the innovation and development of civil servant policies by the governments of Qin and Macao, and had high practical and practical significance.
He Wenkai, a Macau student from Peking University, put forward the theme of "Building a platform for college exchanges to help the development of talents in the Bay Area", and proposed that the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area should give full play to the role of colleges and universities and build a high-level talent highland.
Experts at the meeting believed that the research was far-reaching, provided constructive, detailed and specific suggestions for the future development of the Greater Bay Area, and had a certain positive impact on the exchanges and cooperation of universities in the Greater Bay Area.
The forum is hosted by Guangdong University of Finance and Economics, China Human Resource Development Research Association and China Human Resources Research Association.
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