On September 23, the China Chamber of International Commerce Member Series - Industry Salon · Chinese Enterprises Collaborative Overseas Exchange Meeting was successfully held in Beijing. Liu Ying, Vice Minister of Bilateral Cooperation of the China Chamber of International Commerce, attended the event and delivered a speech. Liu Ying said that at present, the pace of foreign investment by Chinese enterprises is accelerating, and overseas cooperation continues to expand. The China Chamber of International Commerce will continue to build a series of member activities, build a high-quality platform, gather the wisdom of all parties, and provide strong support for the high-quality overseas and collaborative development of Chinese enterprises. Guo Xiaoran, a researcher and senior engineer at the Belt and Road Foreign Aid Project Support Center of the China Academy of Information and Communication Technology, gave a systematic introduction to digital industry cooperation for the global South. Fu Jiayi, vice president of strategy at Jingao Technology Group, gave an in-depth interpretation of the strategic opportunities for Chinese companies to go overseas in an uncertain era. Nearly 50 representatives from more than 30 institutions and enterprises, including the China Academy of Information and Communication Technology, China Overseas Holding Group, Gezhouba Group, Yunzhong Rongxin, Jingao Technology, Huasheng Tiancheng, and Volcano Engine, attended the conference. Delegates at the meeting agreed that the theme of this salon was accurately focused, the content was cutting-edge and practical, and the connection was efficient and smooth. The conference gathered the full life cycle needs of major overseas projects such as communications infrastructure, energy and electricity, smart cities, livelihood projects, and government services. The aim was to solve the core pain points of “high compliance risk, insufficient localization capacity, cross-cultural management conflicts, and lack of cross-field collaboration” in multinational projects, and help Chinese overseas enterprises explore a new model of cooperation of “resource sharing and complementary advantages”.

On September 23, the China Chamber of International Commerce Member Series - Industry Salon · Chinese Enterprises Collaborative Overseas Exchange Meeting was successfully held in Beijing. Liu Ying, Vice Minister of Bilateral Cooperation of the China Chamber of International Commerce, attended the event and delivered a speech. Liu Ying said that at present, the pace of foreign investment by Chinese enterprises is accelerating, and overseas cooperation continues to expand. The China Chamber of International Commerce will continue to build a series of member activities, build a high-quality platform, gather the wisdom of all parties, and provide strong support for the high-quality overseas and collaborative development of Chinese enterprises. Guo Xiaoran, a researcher and senior engineer at the Belt and Road Foreign Aid Project Support Center of the China Academy of Information and Communication Technology, gave a systematic introduction to digital industry cooperation for the global South. Fu Jiayi, vice president of strategy at Jingao Technology Group, gave an in-depth interpretation of the strategic opportunities for Chinese companies to go overseas in an uncertain era. Nearly 50 representatives from more than 30 institutions and enterprises, including the China Academy of Information and Communication Technology, China Overseas Holding Group, Gezhouba Group, Yunzhong Rongxin, Jingao Technology, Huasheng Tiancheng, and Volcano Engine, attended the conference. Delegates agreed that the theme of this salon was accurately focused, the content was cutting-edge and practical, and the connection was efficient and smooth. The conference gathered the full life cycle needs of major overseas projects such as communications infrastructure, energy and electricity, smart cities, livelihood projects, and government services. The aim was to solve the core pain points of “high compliance risk, insufficient localization capacity, cross-cultural management conflicts, and lack of cross-field collaboration” in multinational projects, and help Chinese overseas enterprises explore a new model of cooperation of “resource sharing and complementary advantages”.