The Group Corporation held a training and exchange symposium on foreign contracting projects


The Group Corporation held a training and exchange seminar on foreign contracting projects

  On the morning of March 4, the Group Corporation held a training and exchange seminar on foreign contracting projects in the fourth-floor meeting room of the headquarters building, using an "online + offline" method. More than 50 people attended the event, including the Group's chief economist, Fan Hongyan, and vice presidents Cai Ting and Gong Shancong.
  Wang Jiabing, executive chairman of the Nantong International Economic and Technological Cooperation Association, and his team were invited to share their experiences. Chairman Wang introduced the association's main business segments, briefly analyzed the geopolitical situations and investment opportunities in Africa, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia, and focused on the identification of labor risks in these regions, skills in utilizing third-country labor resources, the advantages of establishing overseas investment companies, and key points of equity allocation. During the seminar, other experts also provided training and shared key points on aspects such as engineering materials, export tax rebates for construction machinery and equipment, and cargo customs declaration.
  Fan Hongyan expressed gratitude to the experts for their sharing and reported on the Group Corporation's achievements in foreign contracting projects. She urged project departments that have already gone or are about to go overseas to seriously study and strictly implement the "Management Measures for the Record-Filing and Project Approval of Foreign Contracting Engineering Projects," learn from the overseas project management methods and experiences of excellent state-owned and central enterprises, make advance project planning, and prevent foreign economic risks. Fan said that with the strong support of the commerce bureau and the foreign economic association, the Group's overseas market development capabilities and international project management level will surely continue to improve, and the Group's "going global" steps will be more solid and confident. (Corporate Management Department)

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