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Members of Heilongjiang Economic and Trading Delegation - Government - No Members of Heilongjiang Economic and Trading Delegation - Government - No. Organization Matchmaking Name Position Contact Number Deputy Commerce Department of 1 organizer Zhao Wenhua Director 13304505330 heilongjiang province General Commerce Department of 2 organizer Chu Zhihui Director 13703604949 heilongjiang province Commerce Department of Deputy 3 organizer Zhang Jianguo 13304801551 heilongjiang province Director Commerce Department of Deputy 4 organizer Zhang Guixin 13936441695 heilongjiang province Director Commerce Department of 5 organizer/Translator Wang Yingying Senior Staff 13836177773 heilongjiang province Provincial Department of Industry 6 High-tech industrial projects Zheng Xingqin Director 13503615720 and Infromation Technology Deputy 7 Harbin Customs Port clearance Wang Fukuan Director 18745595566 General Export of concentrated juice and Shangzhi Municipal Party Municipal 8 anthocyanin, and cooperative extraction of Chi Baoxu 13945198800 Committee of Harbin Party Secretary anthocyanin from whortleberry Members of Heilongjiang Economic and Trading Delegation - Government - No. Organization Matchmaking Name Position Contact Number Promotion of the beer town construction Acheng Investment Promotion 9 project with German enterprises, and brand Zhang Yong Director 13634881111 Bureau of Harbin introduction with Italian enterprises Cooperative construction of milk goat The People's Government of County 10 cultivation and dairy processing between An Jianliang 13904520078 Tailai County Magistrate ABF and Feihe Cooperative construction of milk goat Development and Reform Bureau 11 cultivation and dairy processing between Liang Xingwang Director 18946281999 of Tailai County ABF and Feihe Commerce Bureau of Mudanjiang 12 Healthcare and health maintenance projects Han Jialiang Director 13903636669 City Commerce and Economic International logistics, solar energy heating, Deputy 13 Cooperation Bureau of Jiamusi agricultural equipment, food processing Lv Pingyang 13945489360 Director City The People's Government of Rice deep-processing and healthcare and County 14 Jiang Yufeng 18245456666 Huachuan County, Jiamusi City health maintenance Magistrate Vice The Political Consultative Chairperson of Conference of Jixi City, The Party Healthcare and health maintenance the Political 15 Zuo Hui 18604672000 Committee of Jiguan District, Jixi construction project Consultative City Conference of Jixi City Economic Cooperation Bureau of Deputy 16 Green food project Wang Yuelong 13359581001 Suihua City Director Members of Heilongjiang Economic and Trading Delegation - Government - No. Organization Matchmaking Name Position Contact Number Forest Industry Administration of Wood production and healthcare & health Deputy 17 Wang Dongxu 13846887717 Heilongjiang Province maintenance projects Director Economic and Trade Bureau of Deputy 18 Forest Industry Administration of Food processing project Liang Jun 13604550021 Director Heilongjiang Province Commerce Bureau of Hegang Healthcare & health maintenance and 19 Jia Xiaobo Director 18246128148 City tourism projects 20 Forestry Bureau of Hegang City Tourism and food processing projects Li Chengwei Director 18249076677 Harbin Economic Development Director; 21 High-tech industrial projects Tan Lewei 13836003907 Zone District Mayor Director of International Harbin Economic Development 22 Food processing project Cai Zhaohua Investment 13804582367 Zone Promotion Bureau Deputy Director of Harbin Economic Development International 23 Healthcare and health maintenance projects Yuan Zhaoyang 15004500002 Zone Investment Promotion Bureau.
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