DISCIMUS Institute Invited to Attend the 2025 China–Germany (Europe) Hidden Champions Forum
Release date:2025-05-27 Source: View count:40
The 2025 China–Germany (Europe) Hidden Champions Forum was successfully held in Beijing’s Shunyi District from May 26 to 27, 2025.
The DISCIMUS Institute was invited to attend as a representative of the education sector, joining Hidden Champion enterprises from Germany and across Europe for exchanges and dialogue.
The forum brought together global market leaders from a wide range of industries in Germany and Europe to engage in in-depth discussions on China–Germany (Europe) business cooperation, technological innovation, and talent development.
The Institute’s invitation reflects its achievements and growing influence in high-level Sino-German educational cooperation and international talent development. It also demonstrates that the Hidden Champion concept is expanding beyond traditional manufacturing into the fields of education and talent cultivation.
During the forum, Dr. Hu Xi, President of the DISCIMUS Institute, held discussions with representatives from the political and business communities of Germany and Europe on China–Germany educational cooperation and future models for talent development.
The Institute’s invitation reflects its achievements and growing influence in high-level Sino-German educational cooperation and international talent development. It also demonstrates that the Hidden Champion concept is expanding beyond traditional manufacturing into the fields of education and talent cultivation.
During the forum, Dr. Hu Xi, President of the DISCIMUS Institute, held discussions with representatives from the political and business communities of Germany and Europe on China–Germany educational cooperation and future models for talent development.
Dr. Hu Xi noted that the Hidden Champions of the future will emerge not only from industry and technology, but also from education systems that cultivate individuals with a global perspective and strong
cross-cultural competencies.
Participation in the forum offered new perspectives on integrating education with industry and further promoted deeper cooperation between China and Germany in education and talent development.
The event also received coverage from authoritative media outlets, including China.org.cn.
The 2025 China–Germany (Europe) Hidden Champions Forum was successfully held in Beijing’s Shunyi District from May 26 to 27, 2025.
The DISCIMUS Institute was invited to attend as a representative of the education sector, joining Hidden Champion enterprises from Germany and across Europe for exchanges and dialogue.
The forum brought together global market leaders from a wide range of industries in Germany and Europe to engage in in-depth discussions on China–Germany (Europe) business cooperation, technological innovation, and talent development.
The Institute’s invitation reflects its achievements and growing influence in high-level Sino-German educational cooperation and international talent development. It also demonstrates that the Hidden Champion concept is expanding beyond traditional manufacturing into the fields of education and talent cultivation.
During the forum, Dr. Hu Xi, President of the DISCIMUS Institute, held discussions with representatives from the political and business communities of Germany and Europe on China–Germany educational cooperation and future models for talent development.
The Institute’s invitation reflects its achievements and growing influence in high-level Sino-German educational cooperation and international talent development. It also demonstrates that the Hidden Champion concept is expanding beyond traditional manufacturing into the fields of education and talent cultivation.
During the forum, Dr. Hu Xi, President of the DISCIMUS Institute, held discussions with representatives from the political and business communities of Germany and Europe on China–Germany educational cooperation and future models for talent development.
Dr. Hu Xi noted that the Hidden Champions of the future will emerge not only from industry and technology, but also from education systems that cultivate individuals with a global perspective and strong
cross-cultural competencies.
Participation in the forum offered new perspectives on integrating education with industry and further promoted deeper cooperation between China and Germany in education and talent development.
The event also received coverage from authoritative media outlets, including China.org.cn.
