Cooperation Visit Along the Belt and Road: Tiandy Injects New Vitality into China-Malaysia Education

During the tour of the smart security exhibition hall, Mr. Dai shared with the delegation the company's development journey, talent development, industry expertise and strategy, modern production lines, and precision manufacturing, as well as Tiandy's contributions to smart campus construction and services. The delegation praised Tiandy's talent cultivation system and acknowledged the company's technological contributions to advancing digital development in the education sector. They also visited Tiandy's National Image Effect Analysis Laboratory and the OBG office hall, experiencing firsthand the company's strong research capabilities and the growth of its overseas markets.

Following the tour, both sides engaged in in-depth discussions on the topic of overseas talent education and training. The OBG leader of Tiandy explained that in recent years, the company has been deeply rooted in the security industry, with its overseas market seeing rapid growth, placing Tiandy as the 7th largest security company globally. This success is attributed to the company’s continuously innovative products and its increasingly mature marketing system. He elaborated on Tiandy’s G80 global market strategy and the accompanying demand for talent, emphasizing the company’s commitment to expanding its global talent pool and enhancing its international influence and competitiveness.

Liu Wenwei, Director of the International Education School of Tianjin University, remarked that as an "alumni enterprise" of Tianjin University, Tiandy has actively deepened school-enterprise cooperation in recent years. The company has provided valuable internship and employment opportunities for many students, fostering numerous innovative and practical international talents. Looking ahead, both sides will continue to leverage the advantages of collaboration between prestigious schools and leading enterprises, allowing more Malaysian students to understand Tianjin and China, thus building a solid platform for talent development between the two countries.

Wong Yanting, Vice Chairman of the Malaysian Chinese Education Consulting Committee, and Lau Wai Yee, Vice President of the Malaysia-China Belt and Road Promotion Association, both expressed great expectations for future educational cooperation between the two parties. Wong shared insights into the current state and future plans of Malaysia’s education sector, as well as the long-standing educational cooperation between China and Malaysia. She hopes to further enhance exchanges and innovation with Tianjin University and Tiandy, jointly promoting the development of education in both countries.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of China-Malaysia diplomatic relations, and this delegation visit not only deepened mutual understanding but also marked the beginning of new explorations in technological exchange and educational cooperation. Looking ahead, Tiandy will continue to collaborate with Tianjin University, focusing on internships, innovation practices, and other initiatives to cultivate high-level tech talent. By driving the dual development of talent cultivation and technological innovation, Tiandy aims to inject new vitality into the high-quality development of education in Belt and Road countries.