Expo to welcome Chinese students to study in Russia

Wu Zaofeng, deputy secretary-general of CEAIE, said they hope the expo can serve as a hub where Chinese students can have the chance to conduct one-to-one consultations with target schools.

　　The annual expo, launched in 1999, is viewed as an opportunity for overseas schools to expand their presence in the world's potentially largest recruitment market.

　　It is sponsored by many foreign bodies including the Cultural and Education Section of the British Embassy, the German Academic Exchange Service and the Spanish Embassy.

　　This year's expo will also go to Harbin, Shanghai, Nanjing, Chengdu and Shenzhen, with an expected 60,000 visitors in total.