Dr. Kevin Ng Visits President University in Indonesia And Signs Strategic Cooperation Agreement
Dr. Kevin Ng, President of the One Belt One Road Certified Institute (OBORCI), conducted an official visit to President University in Indonesia, during which both parties reached a strategic cooperation agreement.
On 14 November 2025, Dr. Kevin Ng, accompanied by Vice President Dr Raymond Weng, visited President University for an academic exchange and institutional review. The university’s leadership warmly received the delegation.
Both institutions engaged in discussions covering business administration education, talent development, research collaboration, and student recruitment, and subsequently formalised the partnership through a strategic cooperation agreement.
During the meeting, Dr. Kevin Ng outlined OBORCI’s recent achievements in business education, cross-border talent development, and international cooperation under the Belt and Road framework. He also expressed OBORCI’s vision to jointly build an international education platform with leading Indonesian universities.
He noted that Indonesia is one of Asia’s most dynamic emerging economies, characterised by a young and vibrant population—an environment closely aligned with the internationalisation strategy of the BRICS Business School. President University’s leadership expressed strong appreciation for OBORCI’s development philosophy and global positioning.
Representatives stated that the partnership is expected to strengthen academic exchanges, complement strengths, and enhance resource sharing between both institutions. Both parties also agreed to launch the BRICS–President University International Business Collaboration, which will include joint executive programmes, international business school forums, and overseas internship initiatives for students.
This visit and the signing of the strategic cooperation agreement mark a significant step forward in international education collaboration between OBORCI and President University, bringing renewed momentum to China–Indonesia academic exchange and industry–education integration.