On May 25, the Consulate General of the People's Republic of China in Toronto hosted a China-Canada Industry-Education Integration Dialogue, in which Consul General Luo Weidong delivered a speech. During the event, nearly 40 university presidents, academicians, and senior executives from over 20 universities, research institutions, and enterprises in the chemical industry of both countries engaged exchanges with a focus on strengthening bilateral industry-academia-research cooperation.

Consul General Luo pointed out that this dialogue aimed to implement the important consensus reached by the leaders of the two countries on strengthening exchanges and cooperation in the field of education. It was also meant to promote industry-education integration, and to leverage the unique advantages of ethnic Chinese scholars and entrepreneurs in bilateral relations to build more platforms for bilateral industry-academia-research cooperation. This dialogue on the chemical and energy sector attempted to promote the establishment of dialogue mechanisms between universities, research institutions, and enterprises in both countries within broader professional fields. He expressed hope that high-level exchanges between the two sides would become regular in the future, building consensus through dialogue, achieving shared benefits through joint platforms, and promoting deep integration of industry and education to benefit the people of both countries.