The Russian-Chinese Cooperation in the Humanitarian Sphere

Tsvyk, Anatoly; Tsvyk, Galina

doi:10.2991/icelaic-17.2017.160

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“…The main tasks in the educational sphere of Russia and China are information exchange, stimulation of direct cooperation among institutions of higher education of the member states, formation of a list of institutions to cooperate, mutual language support to educational programs and much more [5]. Particular attention is paid to Russian and Chinese applicants to masters' and postgraduate degree programs [6].…”

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Humanitarian Cooperation between Russia and China within the Shanghai Cooperation Organization

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2018

Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Contemporary Education, Social Sciences and Humanities (ICCESSH 2018)

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The article is devoted to the development of Russian-Chinese humanitarian cooperation within the framework of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. The author analyzes main aspects of humanitarian cooperation between the SCO member states, due to the fact that cooperation in this field is very important within the Shanghai Cooperation Organization's agenda. At the same time, the special significance of Russian-Chinese relations in this sphere is highlighted in connection with the fact that Russia and China were the first among Shanghai Cooperation Organization's member states to declare humanitarian cooperation. Since that time both countries were actively developing bilateral cooperation in various spheres. The article examines various spheres of humanitarian relations within the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, namely education, culture, academic mobility, sports and tourism. Recently, the humanitarian component has become increasingly important in Russian-Chinese cooperation, which in the last two decades has begun to include not only traditional spheres of interaction such as culture and education, but also health, sports, mass media and tourism. In addition, after the establishment of strategic partnership between the Russian Federation and the People's Republic of China, humanitarian cooperation, having received great state support, began to develop very fast. With the advent of a new international regional organization, which member-states are Russia, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and since 2017, India and Pakistan, a new format of bilateral cooperation between Moscow and Beijing in the framework of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization has emerged.

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Section: Educational Cooperation Between Moscow and Beijing Withimentioning

confidence: 99%