Transsion Holdings announced that it will deepen its global partnership with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. The two sides will carry out in-depth cooperation for three years to improve the educational difficulties of African refugee children and youth. Based on the results of the past five years of cooperation, the newly launched "Joining Hands to Promote Education for African Children and Youth" special project will support two core education projects of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees - the "Primary Education Project" and the "Einstein Academic Refugee Initiative" higher education scholarship program. It is expected that more than 54,000 refugee children and 15 DAFI students will receive high-quality education support through this special project in the next three years.