Founded in 2017, the Zhejiang Gongshang University International Student Alumni Association is an important platform for the University to connect with, serve, and bring together its international student alumni. Guided by the mission of connecting alumni, serving alumni, strengthening alumni ties, and supporting development, the Association is committed to enhancing links between the University and its international alumni around the world, and to building bridges for mutual learning, resource sharing, and collaborative development.
Since its establishment, the Association has actively carried out alumni liaison, cultural exchange, experience sharing, and career development support. It has played a positive role in promoting people-to-people exchanges between China and other countries, sharing China’s stories with the world, and supporting the international development of the University.
(1) Strengthen the connection between the University and its international student alumni, and improve the global alumni liaison mechanism;
(2) Build a platform for international alumni exchange and cooperation, and promote resource sharing and mutual support among alumni;
(3) Organize international alumni gatherings, cultural exchange activities, academic cooperation, and career development programs;
(4) Serve as a bridge connecting international alumni with the University, and promote people-to-people exchanges and educational cooperation between China and other countries;
(5) Support the University’s international education development and help enhance its global influence.
On June 10, 2026, the Second Alumni Representatives Meeting and Council Transition Meeting of the Zhejiang Gongshang University International Student Alumni Association was held. The meeting was conducted both online and offline. During the meeting, the revisedArticles of Association of the International Student Alumni Association of Zhejiang Gongshang Universitywas reviewed and approved, the members of the 2nd Council, including the President, Vice Presidents, and Secretary-General, were elected, and appointment letters were presented. A handover ceremony of the Association flag was also held.
The newly elected Council will further improve the global liaison network for international student alumni, actively build platforms for alumni exchange, promote resource sharing and cooperation, and continuously enhance the cohesion and influence of the Association. It will contribute to alumni development, support the growth of the University, and promote people-to-people exchanges between China and other countries.
President
UDDIN MD FARRUKH, Bangladesh, School of Business Administration (MBA School)
Vice Presidents
RUNOVUYA TAPIWA, Zimbabwe, School of Law
AZIZI KAMYAB, Iran, School of Business Administration (MBA School)
NII OKLE RICHMOND AFOTEY, Ghana, School of Business Administration (MBA School)
KORANKYE BENARD, Ghana, School of Business Administration (MBA School)
Secretary-General
HOSEN MOHAMMAD EMRAN, Bangladesh, School of Tourism and Urban-Rural Planning
Council Members
ANABIR ANASS, Morocco, School of Business Administration (MBA School)
NELI AKHOBADZE, Georgia, College of International Education
UBEYWARNA KANISHKA SUGEESWARA, Sri Lanka, Art DesignCollege
BHANDARI PUJAN, Nepal, School of Finance
HASAN MD WASELAL, Bangladesh, School of Management and E-Business
LIE NICHOLAS, Indonesia, School of Management and E-Business
SAEED KHALED SARHAN AHMED, Yemen, School of Management and E-Business
KENNY LIM CHING NGEN, Malaysia, College of International Education
SHARBAEVA SALTANAT, Uzbekistan, School of Statistics and Data Science
YAQUBOV ABDULLOJON, Tajikistan, School of Tourism and Urban-Rural Planning
CHEONG EVELYN, Malaysia, School of Business Administration (MBA School)
FONGSRISIN THATCHAPHORN, Thailand, School of Management and E-Business
IULIANIS OLGA, Russia, School of Tourism and Urban-Rural Planning
ABDULLA KHAYAL, Azerbaijan, School of Business Administration (MBA School)
BEZABH ABEBE BAHIRU, Ethiopia, School of Law
CASTIBLANCO DIAZ LINA MARIA, Colombia, School of Tourism and Urban-Rural Planning
LUO THIAGO, Brazil, School of Management and E-Business
KLOOS NADIA, Thailand, College of International Education
VU THI PHUONG, Vietnam, College of International Education
MISHINA OLGA, Kazakhstan, College of International Education