The 2nd World Congress of Classical Studies in Athens gathered over 200 scholars to discuss the relevance of classical civilizations to modern challenges like geopolitical conflict and climate change, emphasizing dialogue and mutual understanding.
US sinologist An Lezhe stated at the 2nd World Congress of Classical Studies that China's efforts to shift global dialogue from geopolitics to civilization exchange should be praised. He believes such exchanges allow discussions beyond politics and economics to encompass family, values, and shared history.
The University of Hong Kong is launching a new Master of Governance and Policy programme, positioning the city as a hub for international dialogue and cross-disciplinary leadership training.
