Last September, Sarah Suer visited CARC as a member of the Oman Youth Elite Delegation to China. During this period, she visited Shanghai, Hangzhou, Beijing and other places, and held discussions and exchanges with relevant experts and scholars. Li Chengwen, ambassador for the China-Arab States Cooperation Forum of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and chairman of CARC, met with the delegation in Beijing.
Ambassador Li Chengwen met with Omani Youth Elite Delegation in Beijing
Sarah Suer (first from right)
Sarah Suer studied at Wuhan Huazhong University of Science and Technology and is now a post business analyst in Oman. Recently, Sarah Suer sent a letter of Sympathy, expressing her support for the epidemic war among the Chinese people and expressing her thoughts and blessings for Wuhan. The letter of Sarah Suer is as follows:
My name is Sarah Suer and I studied at Wuhan Huazhong University of Science and Technology. After spending four years there, I have a deep feeling for Wuhan. After graduation, I returned to Oman, but always wanted to go back to China to see it again.
Last September, I was fortunate to be selected as a member of the Oman Elite Youth Delegation to China. During this trip, I visited cities I have never been before, including Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Beijing. I learned about their history and culture, and met the outstanding staff of CARC, and we became friends. I recognize the importance that the Chinese people attach to common development, and by encouraging younger generations to take the first step to lay the foundation for future cooperation. The political and economic relations between Oman and China have developed very well. This trip to China has deepened my understanding.
Sarah Suer (first from right in the back row) visited CARC as a member of the Oman Youth Elite Delegation to China
After the epidemic, I have been concerned about Chinese friends. When President Xi Jinping declared the state of emergency, I started to pay daily attention to the latest situation in the fight against the epidemic. I used to live in Wuhan, and the outbreak of the epidemic also affected my heart. I feel sorry and sad. I have already regarded China as my second hometown, and Wuhan has made great achievements in urban development and the charm of civilization. In Oman, many people asked me about China. I told them that the Chinese are strong and people help each other. I believe that the great Chinese people will soon win the epidemic.
The epidemic is a test for China and for mankind. Although the spread speed of the virus and the dense population pose challenges to rescue and treatment, the Chinese government is making every effort to control the epidemic. I believe that the Chinese people have the ability to get out of the crisis, and tomorrow will be even better!
Come on, Wuhan; come on, China!
Sarah Suer
On February 17, 2020