The Current Situation,Value and Paths of Higher Education Development Under the "Belt and Road" Initiative
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but also faces practical challenges: unbalanced regional development, inadequate management systems, disconnected discipline settings from
market demands, and insufficient international cooperation depth. To address these, it is essential to promote high-quality higher education de
velopment by coordinating regional educational resources, improving management mechanisms, optimizing discipline layouts, and deepening
international exchanges. This will inject strong momentum into Chinas national rejuvenation and the "Belt and Road" advancement.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/wef.v3i10.9191
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