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Foreign-Invested Enterprises Tour in Qinghai Successfully Held

2026-08-31

From August 25 to 26, the Foreign-Invested Enterprises Tour in Qinghai was successfully held in Qinghai Province. Ren Hongbin, Chairman of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT), together with Wu Xiaojun, Secretary of the CPC Qinghai Provincial Committee, and Luo Dongchuan, Governor of Qinghai Province, jointly met with heads of relevant foreign business chambers and associations and foreign-invested enterprises. They attended and addressed the Government-Business Dialogue and Investment Promotion, and visited local companies. Provincial leaders Zhang Jingang, Wang Haihong, and Zhang Xiaorong also attended relevant events.

The event was co-hosted by the CCPIT and the People’s Government of Qinghai Province. 60 senior executives from over 30 foreign trade promotion agencies, business chambers and associations operating in China, and Chinese and foreign enterprises attended, including heads from 11 Fortune Global 500 companies. During the Government-Business Dialogue, provincial leaders and officials from relevant prefectures and cities delivered investment presentations, highlighting Qinghai’s distinctive industries such as salt lake chemicals, clean energy, ecotourism, and green agriculture. Officials from provincial government departments responded on-site to the cooperation intentions, proposals, and suggestions raised by the attending foreign-invested enterprises. During the event, enterprises were also organized to make field visits and hold talks on cooperation with the Qinghai Clean Energy and Green Computing Power Dispatching Center and the Shengyuan Carpet Group, among others. Participating companies said that the event deepened their understanding of Qinghai’s resource endowments, industrial strengths, and development potential, and uncovered new cooperation opportunities. They expressed their readiness to deepen practical cooperation with Qinghai across multiple sectors and promote two-way empowerment and mutual benefit in industrial resources.