Gov. Perdue visits NC-linked schools during China visit

By:?News 14 Carolina Staff

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SHANGHAI ? Governor Perdue's trade mission to Asia this week took on a taste of home feel.

Perdue paid visits to two schools linked to North Carolina during her travels to the Far East. She spoke at a university in Shanghai to celebrate the 30-year relationship they have with UNC.

Gov. Perdue also visited a Chinese campus named Duke Kunshan University that is set to open in 2013. China is the state's second largest trading partner, Japan is the fourth largest.

This is Gov. Perdue's second trip to the area since she took office in 2009. The governor heads to Japan this weekend before heading home.

Source: http://sandhills.news14.com/content/top_stories/648534/gov--perdue-visits-nc-linked-schools-during-china-visit

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