ZTE and partners nurture global ICT talent through 2026 engineering capacity building program
ZTE and its partners have successfully concluded the 2026 Engineering Capacity Building Program in Shenzhen, aimed at enhancing global ICT engineering skills. The program gathered over 60 engineers from more than 20 countries to explore advanced engineering practices and foster international collaboration. Participants engaged in workshops and site visits, experiencing the latest in digital and intelligent technologies.
- ▪The program was hosted by the Chinese Society of Engineers and co-organized by ZTE and other institutions.
- ▪Participants included engineers from countries such as Indonesia, Uzbekistan, South Africa, and Colombia.
- ▪The initiative focused on innovative engineering practices and the integration of cutting-edge technologies like 5G and AI.
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