To advance the Double High-level Plan, deepen industry-education integration, meet the talent needs of cross-border enterprises under the Belt and Road Initiative, Ms. Deng Yahan from the School of Accounting and Finance recently carried out on-site research and exchanges at KHAWAJA RICE PROCESSORS, a leading rice processing and export enterprise in Punjab, Pakistan.
As a key local enterprise with a mature “purchasing-processing-export” industrial chain, KHAWAJA RICE PROCESSORS cross-border financial operations and compliance management provide valuable references for the school’s professional development. During the visit, Ms. Deng investigated the enterprise’s financial accounting, tax administration, and cross-border settlement practices, gaining insights into Pakistan’s application of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and differentiated tax regimes. These findings will support the development of international cases for core courses, enhancing the quality of Double High-level curriculum.
The enterprise highlighted the demand for “composite, practical, and internationalized” accounting and finance talents, emphasizing cross-border business capabilities, finance-tax compliance awareness, and financial English proficiency. This aligns with the institute ’s talent training goals under the Double High-level Plan, guiding curriculum optimization and practical teaching enhancement.
Moving forward, the School of Accounting and Finance will further integrate international industrial standards into teaching, support teacher research in the enterprises, and optimize talent training models. It aims to cultivate more high-quality applied accounting and finance talents adaptable to Belt and Road construction, contributing to the institute’s Double High-level development and regional economic growth.
