Dr. Lee Hoi Simon, a member of the Council of The University of Hong Kong, Doctor of Laws, and a prominent public policy expert, paid an official visit to Kazakh National Women’s Teacher Training University.
The distinguished guest was received by Beibitkul Karimova, Chair of the Managing Board – Rector, alongside members of the Board. The parties discussed opportunities to elevate bilateral partnership to a new level.
As part of the collaboration, the sides explored key issues including the enhancement of academic mobility, the development of joint educational programs, and the exchange of expertise in pedagogical education and digital technologies. Highlighting the significance of the partnership, Rector of QyzPU Beibitkul Karimova stated: "We attach special importance to partnering with higher education institutions in Hong Kong. We greatly value your extensive scientific experience and expert potential, which offer immense opportunities to advance our university’s educational and research domains, as well as to create new avenues for our students and early-career researchers. In this regard, we are keen to implement joint projects in pedagogy, educational innovation, digital technologies, and leadership."
For his part, Dr. Lee Hoi Simon commended the systematic efforts dedicated to advancing women’s education and science in the country, noting: "Empowering women in science and education, as well as training competitive specialists within such a foundational university, holds immense significance. In this context, we are committed to supporting faculty and students and establishing a fruitful bilateral partnership."
Dr. Lee Hoi Simon is a scholar specializing in constitutional law, public administration, and education. He holds a Doctorate in Law from Tsinghua University and serves as a Council Member at The University of Hong Kong. His impactful academic and public service in international development and strategic studies has been widely recognized, earning him several government honors and prestigious titles from the Hong Kong SAR Government.
Following the meeting, the parties agreed to bolster scientific and academic ties and to execute joint international initiatives moving forward.
