Today marked the 2019 graduation ceremony of Universiti Teknologi Brunei (UTB), attended by His Majesty Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah, the Crown Prince, the Minister of Education, the Prime Minister, and the President of UTB. Qingwen Technology, as an outstanding enterprise contributing to the "Belt and Road" initiative, was honored by the formal invitation extended to its CEO, Mr. Yang Jianfeng, to participate in this significant event.

  In his address, King Sultan emphasized the necessity for UTB to strengthen collaboration with domestic industries and international academic institutions to equip students with practical workplace knowledge and skills. He also highlighted the importance of fostering a robust research culture and environment within the country to cultivate high-quality talent dedicated to national development. Qingwen Technology is deeply privileged to be invited to such a pivotal event, reflecting its broad recognition in Brunei. Adhering to its core mission of creating value for society, the company believes that only through societal acknowledgment and customer trust can it achieve long-term success.

Qingwen Technology’s Student Ak Md Abd Mateen Al Baaqi Honored as "Outstanding Graduate"

As the pillars of the nation’s future, youth represent immense potential. Qingwen Technology is committed to nurturing talents who can contribute not only to Brunei but also to the global community. The company has successfully launched courses at the Brunei Technical Education and Training Institute, assisting students in acquiring essential workplace skills and adapting to societal needs.

Reflecting on the 2015-2019 graduation ceremonies, Qingwen Technology takes pride in the achievements of its students:

• Ak Md Abd Mateen Al Baaqi, recognized as an "Outstanding Graduate."

• Dr. Yati from UTB, funded by Qingwen Technology for IC (Intelligent City) research, also honored as an "Outstanding Graduate."

Dr. Yati, Funded by Qingwen Technology for R&D

Qingwen Technology shares a profound partnership with UTB, having established the first China-Brunei Joint Laboratory for Scientific and Technological Innovation. This collaboration focuses on ultrasonic directional sound technology projects integrating industry, academia, and research. Additionally, Qingwen Technology has donated 1 million BND in scholarships to UTB.

During the inauguration of the Joint Laboratory (witnessed by the Minister of Education, the President of UTB, and the Chinese Ambassador to Brunei), Qingwen Technology reaffirmed its commitment to advancing the research and development of "Doctor of Directional Listening" ultrasonic sound technology. By bridging theory and practice, the company aims to provide a platform for talented individuals to learn and innovate.