On October 7, the Consulate General in Belfast, in collaboration with Ulster University and the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI), organized a Consular Protection on Campus event. Approximately 50 Chinese students from the University participated.

Consul General Li Nan emphasized that the Consulate General consistently upholds the principle of “diplomacy for the people” and strives to provide necessary consular protection and assistance to Chinese citizens within the consular district. He encouraged students to heighten their safety awareness, strengthen self-protection, adapt quickly to their new environment and ensure their safety and well-being while studying abroad.

The consular officer introduced information on consular protection and policies regarding consular documents, highlighted key points for preventing cyber scam through real-life case studies, featured anti-fraud promotional videos and addressed students’ questions.

A representative for international programs at Ulster University briefed students on important guidelines. Two police officers lectured on safety information and preventive measures, engaging in an interactive dialogue with the students in a lively atmosphere.

The students expressed their gratitude for the care and concern from the motherland, affirming that they would strenghthen their safety awareness of safety, enhance risk prevention, and complete their studies successfully to serve the country.