A delegation led by Yu Qun, vice-chairman of the China Soong Ching Ling Foundation (CSCLF), met with Nick Stace, chief executive of the Prince Charles Foundation, in London on July 1.
The two discussed forging a partnership to promote exchanges between teenagers from China and the UK.
Yu Qun (second from left), vice-chairman of the China Soong Ching Ling Foundation (CSCLF), talks with Nick Stace (second from right), chief executive of the Prince Charles Foundation, in London on July 1. [Photo/CSCLF]
Yu briefed Stace on CSCLF's history, mission, and welfare programs for teenagers. He said that CSCLF has been committed to promoting exchanges between teenagers from China and the rest of the world ever since its founding, and that it hopes to partner with the Prince Charles Foundation to explore new ways of strengthening exchanges between teenagers.
Stace introduced the Prince Charles Foundation's recent undertakings to the CSCLF delegation, and pointed out that CSCLF and the Prince Charles Foundation had similar goals.
The chief executive expressed hope that both sides would work together to stimulate entrepreneurship and carry out exchanges among youth.
Representatives of CSCLF and the Prince Charles Foundation pose for a photo together. [Photo/CSCLF]
Yang Hua, deputy director of the International Department of CSCLF, and Tara Leathers, deputy chief executive of the Prince Charles Foundation, also attended the meeting.
(Source: International Department of CSCLF)
