China Leads Gold Medal Count at World Skills

China maintained its leading position in the gold medal tally at the 48th edition of the World Skills Competition held in Shanghai, achieving 41 gold medals out of a total of 64 skills participated in. This included the "Albert Vidal" award for the best performance in rail vehicle technology. The competition saw the participation of 1,385 competitors from 68 countries and regions, covering six different sectors, with seven new skills showcased, such as rail vehicle technology and drones. This edition is considered the best ever for China, and the event concluded with the hosting duties transferring to Japan for the first time since its inception, coinciding with global events and the Shanghai Expo.

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