The Shenzhen Overseas Chinese Affairs Delegation went to Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia to investigate

Visit local overseas Chinese associations

Recently, the Shenzhen Overseas Chinese Affairs Delegation, led by Yin Xiaoman, inspector of the United Front Work Department of the Shenzhen Municipal Committee, went to Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia to conduct research on overseas Chinese affairs. At the same time, through the Overseas Chinese Affairs Resource Network, Shenzhen enterprises "go out" to serve the "One Belt, One Road" strategy to expand business opportunities. And focused on promoting the second "Overseas Chinese Fair" to be held in Shenzhen in August this year.

Signed an Overseas Chinese Friendship Association Agreement

During the visit, the delegation visited the Vietnam-China Chamber of Commerce, the Ho Chi Minh City Branch of the Vietnam-China Friendship Association, the Suicheng Association, the Laos Chinese Chamber of Commerce, the Cambodia Shenzhen Chamber of Commerce and other overseas Chinese associations, and held discussions with local overseas Chinese leaders to understand the survival of overseas Chinese and enterprises. Development status, and conducted an on-site inspection of the China-Vietnam (Shenzhen-Haiphong) Economic and Trade Cooperation Zone, as well as Vietnam Yichang Ancient Art Rosewood Furniture Co., Ltd., Laos Chitaphong Group, Cambodia Fuhuang International Logistics Company, Aopang Company, Siem Reap PACTICS Company and other companies. Everywhere the delegation went, they actively promoted Shenzhen's development blueprint for a modern, international and innovative city, and focused on promoting the second "Overseas Chinese Fair", and facilitated the signing of a friendship agreement between the Laos Chinese Chamber of Commerce, the Cambodian Shenzhen Chamber of Commerce and the Shenzhen Overseas Chinese Federation.

Research on “going global” companies in Shenzhen

After learning more about the platform role of the Shenzhen Overseas Chinese Fair, local overseas Chinese associations and Chinese business enterprises expressed great interest in it. Many overseas Chinese associations in Vietnam and Laos hope to organize groups to participate in this year's second "Overseas Chinese Fair". It is reported that this will be the first time for the local overseas Chinese community in Vietnam and Laos to organize a group to participate, filling two gaps in the influence of the "Overseas Chinese Exchange Fair" on the "One Belt, One Road" territory.