Indian students to resume studies in China soon: Chinese Ambassador
New Delhi [India], August 13: Thousands of Indian students who came back from China amid the Covid-19 outbreak in China may soon get a chance to resume their education in China and its neighboring countries.
The announcement of the same was made by Chinese Ambassador Sun Weidong.
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Meanwhile, both India and China are working hard to ensure students education.
While addressing media, Chinese Ambassador stated that, "China welcomes Indian students. The first batch of Indian students to resume studies in China in the near future. Concerned departments of both countries are working together.”
Thousands of Indian medical students, stuck back home due to the COVID-19 visa restrictions, have been awaiting a return to China.
Meanwhile, in the month of July China made progress on facilitating the return of Indian students and is working in tandem with relevant departments to see that the first batch of Indian students can come back to study in China at the earliest but students were unable to return due to Covid-19 restrictions.
Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Wang Wenbin stated that, "We have been working intensively for the return of foreign students to China, as you can see. Some foreign students have already returned to China to continue their studies. As for the return of Indian students, as we have said before, the relevant departments in China and India have been in contact and made progress on this. The responsible departments in both countries will stay in close communication and work for the early return of the first batch of Indian students."
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Meanwhile, in order to facilitate retuen of Indian students Jaishankar met with Wang Yi on March 25.
-PTC News with ANI inputs
