Delegation from China's sister city, Tunzjan, pays a visit to Bogdanovich
In a significant diplomatic visit, the City of Bogdanovich recently welcomed a delegation from Tunzian, China, led by Mayor Wan Lin. The visit, which took place in 2025, marked an extension of the twinning relations between the two cities, established in 2023, with a focus on developing cooperation in the economy, education, and tourism.
During their stay, the Chinese guests were treated to a variety of cultural experiences. At the Literary Museum of Stepan Shchipachev, they had the opportunity to hear the poet's works in Chinese, and at the end of their visit, they were presented with a copy of the book-novel "Birch Sap". The delegation also took an excursion to the museum complex "Chudovskie Istoki Sibiri".
One of the key highlights of the visit was the discussion on potential cooperation within the framework of the friendship agreement. Oleg Neifeld, head of Bogdanovich, presented the territorial development strategy "Bogdanovich. Ural's Children's Capital" and expressed optimism about the project, receiving high evaluations from the guests.
In line with the education sector, Oleg Neifeld proposed launching joint online education projects and organizing exchange programmes. However, as of the latest search results, there are no publicly available details or updates specifically about the joint online education projects between Bogdanovich and Tunzian following their official visit in 2025.
The Chinese guests showed a keen interest in Bogdanovich's infrastructure modernization, particularly in the heat supply network replacement, boiler construction, and city stadium reconstruction. They also visited the Culture and Recreation Park in Bogdanovich.
At the conclusion of the visit, Mayor Wan Lin thanked Oleg Neifeld, his deputy Natalia Teplokhova, and other representatives of the institutions for their warm reception and productive talks. He emphasized the importance of mutual delegation visits, reiterating the commitment of Tunzian to strengthening exchanges between the two cities.
It is anticipated that joint online education projects may commence as early as September 2025, further cementing the ties between Bogdanovich and Tunzian. As more updates become available, we will keep you informed.
The discussion on potential cooperation in the education sector revealed Oleg Neifeld's proposition for launching joint online education projects and organizing exchange programs between Bogdanovich and Tunzian. Although no publicly available details have been released specific to these projects following their official visit in 2025, it is speculated that they may commence as early as September 2025, fostering educational harmony between the two cities.
