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Matchmaking-Event Me Atchmaking-Event Met Heilongjiang FIRST CLASS BUSINESS TRAVELS Matchmaking-event met Heilongjiang, China Direct zakendoen met Chinese ondernemers in het WTC Leeuwarden Wilt u zakendoen of zoekt u mogelijkheden voor investeringen en/of samenwerking in de Chinese provincie Heilongjiang? Kom dan op 21 september a.s. naar het WTC in Leeuwarden. Een delegatie van 70 personen waaronder ruim 30 bedrijven uit deze Chinese provincie staan voor u klaar. Op 21 september komt partijsecretaris Wang Xiankui van de Chinese provincie Heilongjiang naar Fryslân. De partijsecretaris zal met een delegatie bestaande uit 70 personen waaronder topambtena- ren van diverse overheidsafdelingen en ruim 30 bedrijven afreizen naar Fryslân met het doel een basis te leggen voor economische samenwerking tussen beide regio´s. De focus ligt op de agrarische sector. Voor deze gelegenheid zijn ook de Chinese ambassadeur uit Den Haag en de Commissaris van de Koning uit Fryslân aanwezig op het event. Heilongjiang en Harbin Heilongjiang is een provincie in het noordoosten van China. Heilongjiang beslaat een gebied van 460.000 km², en heeft een inwoneraantal van ruim 38 miljoen. In het zuiden grenst zij aan de provin- cie Jilin, in het westen aan de autonome regio Binnen-Mongolië, en in het noorden aan Rusland. Harbin, de hoofdstad van Heilongjiang, is een miljoenenstad en betekent in het Mantsjoe zoveel als "plaats waar visnetten te drogen gehangen worden". Het is een van de grootste steden in het noord- oosten van Azië. Harbin ligt aan de rivier Songhua. Het hele gebied rond de stad en de stad zelf (me- tropool) had in 2005 een bevolking van bijna 10 miljoen mensen. Mede door de omschakeling van zware industrie naar agrofood en toerisme liggen er volop kansen voor bedrijven in deze sectoren. Bedrijvenprogramma De bijeenkomst op 21 september staat in het teken van matchmaking. Ruim dertig kwalitatief goede Chinese bedrijven gaan graag met u in gesprek over mogelijkheden om zaken te doen. De focus ligt hierbij op: Zuivel Veeteelt (Poot) aardappelen (planten en verwerken) Groene Voedingsindustrie Tuinbouw en Uitgangsmaterialen Bloeiende planten Export-import Een lijst van deelnemende Chinese bedrijven treft u bijgaand aan. Het programma start om 10.00 uur en eindigt uiterlijk 15.00 uur. Aanmelden Mocht u willen deelnemen aan dit evenement dan graag aanmelden bij: Gert Bakker – First Class Business Travels ([email protected]). Hierbij aangeven met welke bedrijven / organisaties u in gesprek wilt gaan (zie bijgevoegde lijst) Locatie. Het evenement vindt plaats in het WTC Leeuwarden, Heliconweg 52, 8914 AT Leeuwarden Kosten De organisatie van deze matchmaking is in handen van de provincie Fryslân in samenwerking met de provincie Heilongjiang en First Class Business Travel. Deelname is gratis. Voor een lunch wordt ge- zorgd. Meer informatie Meer informatie kunt u krijgen bij: Gert Bakker – First Class Business Travels ([email protected] - 06-454213290. Geert Boesjes – provincie Fryslân ([email protected]) - 06-50241050 FIRST CLASS BUSINESS TRAVELS Lijst deelnemende Chinese Bedrijven en Organisaties. 1 Mr.Zu Wei Director General,Heilongjiang Aminal Husbandry & Veterinary Bureau 2 Mr.Zhao WenHua Deputy Diector general,Department of Commerce of Heilongjiang Province 3 Mr.Qiao Yanchun Deputy Diector general,Agricultural Commission of Heilongjiang Province 4 Mr.Chu Zhihui Director , FDI Administration Division, Department of Commerce of Heilongjiang Province 5 Mr.Gao Xuanfu Vice-Director, FDI Administration Division, Department of Commerce of Heilongjiang Province 6 Ms.Wang Yingying Staff ,Comprehensive Division, Department of Commerce of Heilongjiang Province 7 Mr.Zhang Yili Office director,Heilongjiang Aminal Husbandry & Veterinary Bureau 8 Mr.Guo Shaoquan Vice-Director, Foreign economy division,Agricultural Commission of Heilongjiang Province 9 Ms.Man Li Staff,Foreign Affairs Office,Heilongjiang Aminal Husbandry & Veterinary Bureau 10 Mr.Li Wenhua Director,Heilongjiang Academy of Agricultural Sciences 11 Mr.Zhao Jun County chief, Keshan Goverment 12 Mr.Dong Qiushi Vice Director, Jiamusi Jiao District 13 Mr.Yang Jian Executive Deputy Director, Binxi Economic and Technological Development Zone 14 Mr.Cai Zhaohua Director,Investment Promotion Bureau, Harbin Economic-Technological Development Zone 15 Mr.Chen Dawei Staff, Investment promotion Division, Harbin Cooperation and Promotion Bereau 16 Mr.Zhao Gang Deputy Diector General, Harbin Investment Promotion Bureau 17 Mr.Yin Chengyun Mayor, Government of Shangzhi City 18 Mr.Wang Fugui Vice-Director, Investment Division,Harbin Investment Promotion Bureau 19 Ms.Cui Xiaojie Director, Investment Division,Qiqihar Commerical Bureau 20 Mr.Chen Xuewei General Manger, Heilongjiang Ruite Imp.&Exp.Co.ltd 21 Mr.Chen Deshun Party Secretary,Wondersun Dairy Co.,LTD 22 Mr.Chen Xibin President,Heilongjiang Grand Farm Meats Co., Ltd 23 Ms.Wang Ran Secretary of President,Heilongjiang Grand Farm Meats Co., Ltd 24 Mr.Han Lubo President,Heilongjiang Tianshunyuan Muslim Food Co.,Ltd 25 Ms.Wang Ju Director,Heilongjiang Tianshunyuan Muslim Food Co.,Ltd 26 Mr.Wang Julan Project Manager,Heilongjiang Tianshunyuan Muslim Food Co.,Ltd 27 Ms.Kang Sujiao Project Manager,Heilongjiang Tianshunyuan Muslim Food Co.,Ltd 28 Mr.He Zhiyun President,HongLongJiang Binxi Cattle Industry Co.,Ltd 29 Mr.Wang Xiaohui President,Heilongjiang Blueberry Chateau Co.,Ltd 30 Mr.Wang Lin Manger,Heilongjiang Blueberry Chateau Co.,Ltd 31 Mr.Li Fengyu Director, Keshan County Renfa Modern Agricultural Cooperatives 32 Mr.Wang Jiyong Manger, Keshan County Renfa Modern Agricultural Cooperatives 33 Mr.Liu Shuqing President,Heilongjiang Borui Genetic Co.,Ltd 34 Mr.Xu Pengfei President,Heilongjiang Hengyang Cattle Industry CO.，Ltd 35 Mr.Zhang Donghai President,Heilongjiang Dairy Group 36 Mr.Zheng Junhuai President,Heilongjiang Red Star Group Food Co.,Ltd 37 Ms.Li Wei President,Beijing Goke Agriculture Machinesry Co.,Ltd 38 Mr.Lv Dianqiu Deputy director,Virus-free Seedling Research Institute,Heilongjiang Academy of Agricultural Sciences 39 Mr.Jiang Lianyu Vice Director, Heilongjiang Potato Seed Breeding Farm 40 Ms.Liu Hanhua General Manger,Qiqihar Xingguang vegetable processing Co., Ltd 41 Mr.Jiang Yanliu President,Yi'an County Huili potato industry Co., Ltd 42 Ms.Hu Yanping General Manger,Tailai County Lvzhou food processing Co., Ltd. 43 Mr.Qiu Dongfang Chief,Jiamusi Yude vegetable farmer cooperative 44 Ms.Zhang Xuesong President,Da Qing Laojieji Agricultural and sideline products Co., Ltd 45 Ms.Zou Zhihui Manger,Daqing Chuanghui Fanrong Food Co., Ltd 46 Mr.Shi Wenyou General Manger,Fuyuan Dongrun vegetable science and Technology Co Ltd 47 Mr.Liu Longjiu President,Hei He Zhong Xing Dairy Farm Co.,Ltd 48 Martin Zwiep Vice-General Manager,Heilongjiang Feihe Dairy Co.,Ltd 49 Lin Tingsheng President,LongJiang Well Bright Foods CO.,Ltd.
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