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Forum Sino-Italiano Per Un Nuovo Modello Di Cooperazione Economico-Commerciale ELENCO Partecipanti CINESI (Divisi Per Settore) Forum sino-italiano per un nuovo modello di cooperazione economico-commerciale ELENCO Partecipanti CINESI (divisi per settore) Sector of interest Company Name Position / Title Agriculture CHINA BBCA GROUP CORP. LTD. Chenwen Xu Project Manager Agriculture CHINA BBCA GROUP CORP. LTD. Duan Jin Head of Department Deputy General Manager of Strategic Agriculture MUYANG CO., LTD. Dai Lu Development Department Assistant General Manager of Strategic Agriculture MUYANG CO., LTD. Hufa Ji Development Department Agriculture MUYANG CO., LTD. Liang Tong Bin General Manager of Europe Agriculture SHANXI HOLLYLAND INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD. Zhao Huinian Chairman of Board Agriculture TAIZHOU LINGXIAO PUMP CO., LTD. Lu Chang Miao Chairman of Board Agriculture/Healthcare SHANTOU HUONUO TRADING CO., LTD. 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