On May 23, 2025, the "One Belt One Road - Central Asia Chapter - Central Asia Business Cooperation Exchange Meeting" hosted by the Guangzhou Modern Information Service Industry Association successfully concluded! The Secretariat of the Association specially invited Ms. Chen Jianxin, Deputy Secretary-General of the Urban Cooperation and Development Committee of the SCO National Multifunctional Economic and Trade Platform, Chairman of the Belt and Road Economic and Trade Cooperation Alliance, and President of the Guangzhou Modern Information Service Industry Association, to conduct an in-depth analysis of the macroeconomic environment, advantageous industrial layout, investment policy orientation, and regional tariff policies of the five Central Asian countries. She also released precise business information covering first-hand cooperation projects and procurement demands in multiple fields, helping participating enterprises achieve precise resource matching and drawing up scientific strategies and action plans for enterprises to participate in Central Asian construction and expand their business territories.   As the strategic guiding unit of the Association, the SCO National Multifunctional Economic and Trade Platform continues to deepen the practice of the "One Belt One Road" initiative and focuses on building a new type of regional economic cooperation system. Through innovative global supply chain integration services, the Platform not only provides systematic support for the international industrial layout of member states but also injects strategic momentum into the international development of industry associations, effectively promoting the efficient allocation of transnational economic and trade resources.   Under the guidance of the SCO, the Association will give full play to its own advantages, cross geographical and cultural boundaries, actively respond to the national "One Belt One Road" initiative, lead enterprises to go global, truly achieve the goals of "going out," "integrating in," and "returning successfully," jointly develop international markets, and comprehensively and deeply promote exchanges and cooperation between countries and regions along the "One Belt One Road" in economic, trade, cultural, scientific, and technological fields.   During the meeting, representatives of member units took the stage to share their companies' businesses and advantages. Director Zhang, representing the President Unit Dongfang International Supply Chain (Guangdong) Co., Ltd., introduced the company's basic situation, business segments, and products. Established in 1998, Dongfang International Supply Chain (Guangdong) Co., Ltd. has built a national multimodal transport logistics network by constructing multimodal transport logistics hubs and channels, with its business covering the world and having extensive branch offices and a strong agency network globally. It can effectively integrate global logistics resources and provide enterprises with comprehensive, economical, and efficient logistics services by sea, land, and air. In the future, Dongfang International Supply Chain (Guangdong) Co., Ltd. will leverage the Association's platform to keep abreast of the latest policies, regulations, and market dynamics in various countries, meet more potential partners, expand its business scope, and enhance its brand awareness and influence.   Manager Jiang, representing the Executive Vice President Unit China Construction Fourth Engineering Bureau Logistics Development Co., Ltd., introduced the company's basic situation, strategic positioning, market layout, and main business. Subordinate to China Construction Fourth Engineering Bureau, a key subsidiary of the world's top 500 enterprise China State Construction Group, China Construction Fourth Engineering Bureau Logistics Development Co., Ltd. is a professional platform focusing on modern logistics and supply chain management. Relying on the full industrial chain resource advantages of China Construction Fourth Engineering Bureau, it drives forward with the dual engines of "smart logistics + engineering services," committing to providing integrated supply chain solutions for engineering construction, urban renewal, industrial manufacturing, and other fields. Its business covers the whole country and radiates to countries along the "One Belt One Road." Empowered by the Association's strategies, it will rely on the cross-regional resource coordination network built by the Association to accelerate the exploration of new opportunities in overseas markets.   General Manager Liang, representing the Executive Vice President Unit Guangzhou Jianhong Construction Technology Consulting Co., Ltd., introduced the company's basic overview, development advantages, and future growth points. As a state-owned enterprise参股 (state-owned enterprise参股), Guangdong Province's specialized, refined, characteristic, and new enterprise, a high-tech enterprise, a AAA unit of the China Cost Association, the deputy chief editor of Guangdong Province's quota, and one of China's top 100 consulting firms, Guangzhou Jianhong Construction Technology Consulting Co., Ltd. has projects covering the whole of China and radiating to overseas Southeast Asia: Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia; Africa: Angola; and North and Central America: Mexico. With rich experience in all业态 fields such as super high-rise buildings, star-rated hotels, hospitals, museums, municipal roads, highways, bridges, port terminals, water transport, and new energy, it deeply applies engineering cost big data model systems,打通 (打通) upstream and downstream industrial chains, realizes data commercialization, and enhances the integration of the company's data assets. It plans to list on the Beijing Stock Exchange in 2027, becoming the first listed company in South China with cost estimation as its main business. In the future, it will continue to leverage the Association's platform to develop international markets.   The Association will continue to leverage its advantages in integrating government and enterprise resources, accurately connect high-quality projects at home and abroad, help member enterprises develop international markets, and provide strong support for the development of member enterprises within the industry.   At this exchange meeting, President Chen Jianxin conducted an in-depth analysis of the macroeconomic environment, advantageous industrial layout, and investment policy orientation of the five Central Asian countries, sorted out regional tariff policies, trade agreements, and cross-border logistics solutions, helped enterprises avoid risks, and provided a basis for enterprises' investment decisions. She also released precise business information, covering first-hand cooperation projects and procurement demands in multiple fields, and shared projects such as the project planning of the Kazybekov region in Kazakhstan, popular large-scale wholesale markets, and business inspection delegations, helping participating enterprises achieve precise resource matching, lock in Central Asian market demands, seize opportunities in Central Asia, and draw up scientific strategies and action plans for enterprises to participate in Central Asian construction and expand their business territories.   During the meeting, President Chen Jianxin shared her valuable experience of visiting Hungary and Egypt with Governor Wang Weizhong of Guangdong Province in mid-May. This sharing comprehensively covered core contents such as the local investment and business environment, market demand dynamics, and potential cooperation projects in Hungary and Egypt, providing highly valuable references for enterprises.   The Guangzhou Modern Information Service Industry Association will actively leverage its own advantages and earnestly assume the important role of a bridge and link connecting the government, enterprises, and the international market. We will make every effort to promote the smooth implementation of more high-quality major projects, help enterprises successfully develop international markets, and work together with all parties to build the cooperation achievements of the "One Belt One Road" and share the dividends of development.