Brigadier-General Padányi, vice-rector of the Hungarian university, said the cooperation will enable students and lecturers from the two universities to conduct joint research programs in areas such as cyber security or climate change.
The ongoing reform of Chinaʼs military will most likely impact certain fields of the countryʼs education system, “and Hungary has plenty of experience to help out our partners in this area,” Padányi said.
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