Dr. Yorley Arbella Feliciano, from the UHo Faculty of Engineering, at the Seminar on New Energy Industrial Cooperation for Latin American Countries, held at the Shanghai Business School. Photo: Courtesy of UHo

UHo Participates in Shanghai Discussions on New Energy Industrial Cooperation

The University of Holguin (UHo) is strengthening its internationalization process through the participation of Dr. Yorley Arbella Feliciano, from the Faculty of Engineering. In the Seminar on New Energy Industrial Cooperation for Latin American Countries, taking place in Shanghai, China, from November 11th to 24th.

The academic is part of the Cuban delegation at the event, where he is sharing experiences alongside representatives from nations such as Nicaragua and Mexico.

Moreover the working sessions are primarily hosted by the Shanghai Business School. A public undergraduate institution under the Shanghai municipal government. Designated by the Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China as a training base for international trade officials.

The primary objective of this program is to bolster technical and institutional knowledge in key areas. Such as renewable energy, pollution prevention and control technologies, wastewater treatment, and solid waste management. Also through masterclasses, round-table discussions, and study visits.

From the perspective of the Holguin-based university, this initiative goes beyond conventional academic training. Representing a significant qualitative leap in the enhancement of technical and operational capabilities.

The program ensures a tangible impact, equipping professionals with a broader, more robust, and up-to-date perspective on environmental issues. As well as on the efficient and sustainable management of energy and industrial resources.

Furthermore, it facilitates the technical monitoring of environmental protection and mitigation policies and encourages decision-making grounded in cutting-edge international standards. Thereby fostering academic and scientific cooperation within the region in strategic areas.

Also the continuous training and professional development of experts from Holguin through high-level international events are vital. For consolidating the province’s scientific, technical, and environmental progress.

Investing in these forums for exchange strengthens local capabilities, translates acquired knowledge into practical solutions for the region’s energy and socioeconomic challenges. It reaffirms the role of academy in the sustainable transformation of society.

Leannis Berbén Leyva
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