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Singapore-China Forum on Healthy Aging and Urban Sustainability Conference
The Singapore-China Forum on Healthy Aging and Urban Sustainability and the China-ASEAN Belt and Road National Healthy Longevity Science Conference concluded today after an enriching three-day event. Organised by the Society of Behavioral Health, National University of Singapore, and the Shanghai Jiaotong University School of Medicine, this significant conference was graciously hosted by Nanyang Institute of Management.
Nanyang Institute of Management was deeply honored to serve as the host for this conference, which aimed to foster academic exchanges between Singapore and China, as well as among China and the ASEAN countries. The conference commenced with opening remarks by the co-chairs, Dr. Lei Feng, National University of Singapore, Associate Professor Qiushi Feng, National University of Singapore, Professor Chunbo Li, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, and our President, Dr. Zhang Xu Wei. To welcome our esteemed guests, Dr. Zhang delivered an inspiring address, sharing about our commitment to excellence extends to our infrastructure and curriculum. This event was a remarkable opportunity for knowledge sharing and collaborative efforts in the pursuit of healthier and more sustainable futures.
Left to right: Dr. Lei Feng, Professor Chunbo Li, Associate Professor Qiushi Feng, Dr. Zhang Xuwei
It was indeed an honor for Dr. Zhang to have the opportunity to meet and engage with esteemed professors, scholars, and experts who graced the event with their invaluable knowledge and insights. Such exchanges of ideas and experiences are essential in shaping the future of healthcare and urban development.
The conference covered a wide array of topics, reflecting the comprehensive nature of discussions and insights shared during this remarkable event. These included thought-provoking subjects such as rethinking population aging, the intricate relationship between urbanization and aging, promoting healthy lifestyles and mental well-being, and innovative strategies for prediction and intervention in cases of cognitive impairment. These diverse themes underscore the significance of addressing the multifaceted challenges posed by aging populations and urbanization trends, highlighting the need for collaborative efforts in enhancing the quality of life for seniors and the sustainable development of urban communities.
Once again, Nanyang Institute of Management takes immense pride in being the host for this significant and thought-provoking conference. The fruitful exchange of knowledge, the connections forged, and the insightful discussions on healthy aging and urban sustainability have enriched our collective understanding and furthered our commitment to making a positive impact in these vital fields. We extend our heartfelt appreciation to all the distinguished guests, esteemed professors, and participants for their contributions, and we look forward to future collaborations that will continue to drive progress in our shared mission.