A、Chinese Central government. B、The local government in Hubei Province. C、Both the Central government and Hubei Province. D、Both

The nationwide EU-China Training Project for Clerical Staff recently started in Beijing following the launch of a piloting program in Wuhan, Hubei Province.
    The project is designed to improve the competitiveness of Sino-EU joint ventures. Any enterprise in any region will be able to discuss training requests with foreign experts and jointly devise training programs. Helped by European and Chinese experts the project will not only train clerical staff, but also benefit the Chinese education system by employing the latest European training methods. Most of the project’s services will be free.
    The piloting program in Wuhan, funded with 15 million euros from the EU Commission and Hubei Province, will improve staff in Sino-EU joint ventures over the next five years. Another 40 projects will go in other provinces and in different companies.
23. What’s the purpose of the project?
24. How can the project benefit the Chinese education system?
25. Who supported the piloting program in Wuhan?