Strengthen cooperation with Central Asian countries
Recently, Wen Yongtao, General Manager of Qinda Transformer, and his team successively visited the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in China and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Economic and Trade Center to conduct high-level business negotiations, so as to accurately promote the company's strategy of strengthening its position in foreign markets in Central Asia and comprehensively deepening trade and economic cooperation in the Central Asian region, resulting in extensive cooperation agreements.
In the morning, Mr. Aman Tai Wanesh, Trade Counselor at the Kazakh Embassy in China, kindly received Mr. Wintao, General Manager of Transformer in Xin-Dasi, and accompanied by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan in the afternoon and the First Secretary of the Kazakh Embassy in China. The parties actively exchange views on topics such as cultivating enterprises on the Kazakh market, placing electrical equipment in industry, selling products on the local market, etc. Mr. Aman Tai Uanesh highly appreciated and fully approved of the quality of the products, well located in the market abroad, the professional localization of services, and praised the company's practical initiatives to actively invest in the energy infrastructure of Kazakhstan. At the same time, the company encourages the continuous development of Kazakhstan and the cultivation of Central Asian markets, in accordance with the technical and production advantages of Kazakhstan itself, supplies higher quality electricity supply to Kazakhstan, fully serves the development and demand for electricity in the local energy industry, continuously deepening trade and economic contacts between China and Kazakhstan.
In the afternoon, one of the companies made a special visit to the Shanghai Cooperation Organization's Trade and Economic Exchange Center and began in-depth talks with the Deputy Director of the Central Asian Permanent Center for Central Asian Affairs, Mensenkaku, on issues of industrial cooperation in Central Asia, industrial cooperation among SCO member countries, the deployment of electrical equipment abroad, international trade and economic coordination, and other topics. Both sides focused on trends in the Central Asian energy and power sectors within the SCO framework, opportunities for cooperation in cross-border projects, political consolidation of resources, and other topics. This exchange created effective bridges for expanding the business map of Central Asia and deepening regional multilateral cooperation, laying a solid foundation for advancing corporate globalization strategies.
This high-level exchange was an important step in implementing the "Central Asian, Middle Eastern, African, European, and Central Asian" development strategy, further strengthening the foundations of companies' development in the Kazakh and Central Asian markets and expanding international cooperation channels. In the future, OXIN will continue to cultivate overseas markets, leveraging high-quality products as a link and deep cooperation as a support network. It will make every effort to promote business planning in Central Asia and the SCO member states, continuously enhance the international influence of its enterprises, and contribute to the strengthening of China's energy sector.
