In the next 5 years, China will train 1,000 poverty relief
officers for South-East Asia.
An official from the State Council Leading Group Office of
Poverty Alleviation and Development announced the plan at a forum
on international poverty relief work in the city of Nanning in
southwest China.
He said all developing countries face the task of reducing
poverty and should share experiences and skills to achieve their
goals in an effective way.
The official revealed China's International Poverty Reduction
Center has trained more than 120 poverty relief officers from
developing countries since it was established a year ago.
(Xinhua News Agency November 19, 2006)