Supported by the university's bilateral seminar program, and to further expand cooperation with universities and research institutions in Europe and Central Asia, from May 21 to 28, 2026, Yao Rugui, Vice-Dean of the School of Electronics and Information, led a delegation to visit the United Institute of Informatics Problems of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus (UIIP, NASB), Tashkent University of Information Technologies in Uzbekistan, Karshi State Technical University, as well as the Ministry of Agriculture and Resources and the Ministry of Geology and Mining of Uzbekistan, conducting in-depth exchanges on topics such as faculty-student visits, joint training, and research cooperation.

May 22: Belarus

The delegation held a China-Belarus Bilateral Seminar on Electronic Information Interdisciplinary Frontiers with UIIP, NASB. Professor Qin Yuxiao first introduced the current status of faculty development and research achievements of the School of Electronics and Information Technology. Subsequently, three teachers—Qin Yuxiao, Zhang Jingcheng, and Zhang Xinyu—delivered academic reports on disciplines within electronic information. Representatives from UIIP introduced their institute's research directions and frontier progress. The two sides held in-depth discussions on interdisciplinary research directions.

May 25–27: Uzbekistan

On May 25, the delegation held the China-Uzbekistan Information and Communication Engineering Cooperation and Development Forum with Tashkent University of Information Technologies. Two teachers, Liu Zicheng and Muhammad Ali, delivered academic reports on frontiers in information and communication engineering. The two sides exchanged views on faculty-student visits, academic research, and summer camp cooperation.  

On May 26, the delegation visited the Ministry of Agriculture and Resources and the Ministry of Geology and Mining of Uzbekistan. The two sides focused on discussing the application and promotion of technologies such as commercial aerospace and remote sensing in Uzbek ministries. The Uzbek side agreed to promote the signing of cooperation agreements between its subordinate universities and our school.

On May 27, the delegation visited Karshi State Technical University and reached consensus on implementing teacher visits and student exchanges.

This visit further expanded our school's cooperation channels with relevant institutions in Belarus and Uzbekistan, laying a solid foundation for subsequently promoting faculty-student visits, joint research, and project implementation.

First Review: Guo Yuan

Second Review: Qin Yuxiao

Third Review: Yao Rugui