On July 1, China-Japan Industry Cooperation Forum was held in Tokyo, Japan, and Liu Haijiang, Chairman of Haijiang Group, was invited to attend.
In this cooperation forum, nearly 800 organizations and more than 1,300 representatives from the Chinese and Japanese political and business sectors discussed topics such as promoting the mutually beneficial development of bilateral industries and strengthening financial and investment cooperation.
Chinese Ambassador to Japan Kong Hyun-woo said the forum was held at a time when the two countries are facing new development opportunities in economic and social construction and bilateral relations. The forum is themed on China-Japan industrial cooperation, which is an important part of the practical cooperation between the two countries and plays an indispensable role in promoting the sustainable and healthy development of bilateral relations.
Peng Chun, Chairman of CIC, said that the forum brings together relevant government departments, financial and industrial sectors of both countries to help enterprises find suitable partners and promote the positive development of each other. CIC also hopes that through the establishment of the China-Japan Industrial Cooperation Fund, the potential of investment cooperation between China and Japan will continue to be transformed into tangible cooperation results.
Nomura Holdings Group CEO Koji Nagai said that the work of the China-Japan Industrial Cooperation Fund is actively in progress and welcomes Japanese companies that are willing to enter and expand the Chinese market to achieve the expected results through investment in the China-Japan Industrial Cooperation Fund and realize mutual benefits and multiple wins.
It is reported that in October 2018, during the China-Japan Third Party Cooperation Forum attended by Premier Li Keqiang and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, CIC signed the Memorandum of Understanding on China-Japan Industrial Cooperation Fund with five major Japanese financial institutions, including Nomura Holdings Group, to establish the China-Japan Industrial Cooperation Fund. The fund, with an initial target size of $1 billion to $1.5 billion, will mainly focus on manufacturing, medical, consumer and TMT sectors in both countries, and actively focus on third-party market cooperation opportunities to further deepen Sino-Japanese investment and trade.
As an invited enterprise, Haijiang Group is willing to learn from Japanese enterprises, to continuously transform the cooperation potential between China and Japan into tangible cooperation results, to make positive contributions to the human environmental protection industry together, and to strive to be an international first-class intelligent environmental protection engineering enterprise.
The following day, Liu Haijiang, Chairman of Haijiang Group, and his party visited Fujitsu R&D Center, Suntory Musashino Factory and Softbank Group in Japan.
The picture above shows the visit of Liu Haijiang (fourth from right), Chairman of Haijiang Group, to Fujitsu R&D Center
The picture above shows Liu Haijiang (first from right), Chairman of Haijiang Group, visiting Softbank Group
