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Burundi's President Évariste Ndayishimiye has touched down in Chengdu, China, ahead of the highly anticipated opening ceremony of the World University Games. The event, dubbed the 'Youth Olympics of academia,' brings together thousands of student-athletes from over 150 countries and regions.
"This is a bridge for global youth to connect through sports and culture," said Ndayishimiye in a brief statement upon arrival, highlighting the growing partnership between China and African nations. His visit underscores Burundi's participation in Beijing's Belt and Road Initiative, which has boosted infrastructure projects across East Africa.
Chengdu – famous for pandas and spicy hotpot – is rolling out the red carpet for delegates, with traditional Sichuan opera performances and AI-powered interactive exhibits blending tech and tradition. Stay tuned for live updates as the ceremony begins at 8 PM local time!
Burundi's President Évariste Ndayishimiye has touched down in Chengdu, China, ahead of the highly anticipated opening ceremony of the World University Games. The event, dubbed the 'Youth Olympics of academia,' brings together thousands of student-athletes from over 150 countries and regions.
"This is a bridge for global youth to connect through sports and culture," said Ndayishimiye in a brief statement upon arrival, highlighting the growing partnership between China and African nations. His visit underscores Burundi's participation in Beijing's Belt and Road Initiative, which has boosted infrastructure projects across East Africa.
Chengdu – famous for pandas and spicy hotpot – is rolling out the red carpet for delegates, with traditional Sichuan opera performances and AI-powered interactive exhibits blending tech and tradition. Stay tuned for live updates as the ceremony begins at 8 PM local time!
