The Confucius Institute at T A Marryshow Community College (TAMCC) commemorated its 10th anniversary on October 6 with a grand ceremony, celebrating a decade of promoting Chinese language education and cultural exchange in Grenada. The event was attended by prominent figures, including His Excellency Yang Shu, the Chinese Ambassador to Grenada; Dr. Wendy Grenade, Chair of the TAMCC Council; Elvis Morain, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Education; and Andrew Abraham, Principal of TAMCC, alongside senior college officials and school principals. In their speeches, the dignitaries highlighted the institute’s pivotal role in enhancing Grenada-China relations. Principal Abraham praised the institute for broadening students’ perspectives and serving as a gateway to Chinese culture, while Ambassador Yang Shu lauded it as a testament to the enduring friendship between the two nations. Dr. Fan Jiang, Resident Director of the Confucius Institute, recounted the institute’s journey, from launching comprehensive language programs to organizing flagship cultural events like the “Spring Festival Gala.” David Ambrose, Dean of the School of Arts, Sciences, and Professional Studies, attributed these successes to the collaborative efforts of both Chinese and Grenadian teams. The celebration featured a vibrant cultural performance, blending Chinese and Grenadian traditions through songs, kung fu, tai chi, and traditional dances. The event concluded with the exchange of a 10th-anniversary cooperation certificate and a cake-cutting ceremony, symbolizing a commitment to continued partnership and mutual learning.