From December 7 to 12, President Wu Keshou led a delegation on an invited visit to Singapore and Indonesia. The delegation conducted a series of intensive and fruitful activities, including visits to universities, overseas Chinese associations, and prominent overseas Chinese figures.

    During the visits to universities, the delegation held in-depth discussions with Singapore Institute of Management, Indonesia's Adhiyaksa Law School and Padjadjaran University. Consensus was reached on multiple cooperation initiatives covering faculty and student exchanges, joint talent training, collaborative scientific research and sharing of advantageous resources. Dr. Rida Mantovani and Dr. Narendra Jatna, Assistant Attorneys General of Indonesia's Attorney General's Office, met with the delegation at Adhiyaksa Law School.

    In interactions with overseas Chinese associations, the delegation engaged in in-depth exchanges with the Indonesia-China General Chamber of Commerce, the Federation of Fujian Associations in Indonesia and the Jakarta Chinese Clan Association. Leveraging FPNU's newly approved "Fujian Provincial Chinese Language Education Base" , cooperation memorandums were signed with the Jakarta Fuqing Guild, the Bandung Fuqing Fellow Townsmen Association and the Jakarta Liugutang Clan Association. Cooperation intentions were reached on jointly organizing summer/winter camps for overseas Chinese teenagers, developing localized Chinese language teaching courses and textbooks, supporting teacher training for overseas Chinese schools, and providing "Chinese + Vocational Skills" training for overseas Chinese enterprises.

    During the visit to Indonesia, the delegation also paid a special visit to Dr. Lim Hariyanto Wijaya Sarwono, a renowned Fuqing-origin overseas Chinese leader and an important donor to FPNU, along with his family. Additionally, the delegation visited the China-Indonesia "Two Countries, Two Parks" Investment Promotion Center.

    The visit received extensive coverage from local media in Indonesia, including Indonesia Daily, Indonesia Business Post, and International Daily News. This media exposure has further enhanced FPNU's reputation and influence in the higher education sector and among overseas Chinese communities in Indonesia, laying a solid foundation for FPNU to expand multi-level and wide-ranging international cooperation.