On the 17th, Chinese Minister of Education Huai Jinpeng, who is attending the meeting of the UNESCO 2030 High Level Steering Committee in Paris, France, renewed the Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) on the UNESCO/China Co sponsorship of the Great Wall Scholarship Program with the organization's Director General Azoule at UNESCO headquarters. Azuli highly appreciates the close cooperation between China and UNESCO for a long time, and believes that both sides have many mutually compatible concepts in the field of education. The Great Wall Scholarship Program is a successful example of cooperation between the two sides in the field of education. Yang Xinyu, Permanent Ambassador of China to UNESCO, Qin Changwei, Secretary General of the National Committee for UNESCO, Qu Xing, Deputy Director General of UNESCO, and Stephania Janini, Assistant Director General of Education of UNESCO, all witnessed the renewal ceremony on the same day. The Great Wall Scholarship Program was jointly established by the Ministry of Education of China and UNESCO in 1994. Every year, it supports 75 young students and scholars from developing countries to study and research in Chinese universities as regular or advanced students for one year at the undergraduate and graduate levels. It is reported that the validity period of this renewal memorandum is 5 years. The renewal of the agreement will further expand the global influence of the program, allowing more young scholars and researchers from developing countries, especially Africa and small island countries, to have the opportunity to study in China, deepen academic mutual learning between Chinese and foreign scholars, and promote exchanges and dialogue among different civilizations. (Lai Xin She)