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The Banan District Young Entrepreneurs Chamber of Commerce Visits Zhongmo Group for a Tour and Exchange, Discussing New Opportunities for Win-Win Cooperation
Author:
Chinafilm Group

Yesterday afternoon 15 At around [time], a delegation from the Banan District Young Entrepreneurs Chamber of Commerce paid a visit to Chongqing Chinafilm Technology Group Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “ Chinafilm Group ” ) Visits, inspections, and exchange symposiums. Geng Xinli, Vice President of the Banan District Young Entrepreneurs Chamber of Commerce, along with Vice Presidents Guan Yuanyuan and Dai Weijun, Secretary-General Dai Weijun, and specialist Shi Yu, attended this event, together with Chinafilm Group. Chief Executive Officer Deng Zhongwen provided full accompaniment and reception throughout the visit and attended the symposium and exchange meeting.
I. On-site Visit Gain a comprehensive understanding of the company’s development achievements.
By Deng Zhongwen Chief Executive Officer Accompanied by [name], a delegation from the Banan District Young Entrepreneurs Chamber of Commerce visited the Chinafilm Group’s corporate exhibition hall and product display area, where they received a detailed briefing on the group’s development history, industrial layout, core technologies, product portfolio, and market applications. The visit provided a comprehensive understanding of Chinafilm Group’s R&D capabilities, production scale, and achievements in the field of advanced thin-film materials. During the tour, the two sides engaged in in-depth exchanges on topics such as corporate management, technological innovation, and industrial development.


II. Symposium and Exchange Building Consensus on Development and Broadening Cooperation Approaches
Following the tour, the two sides held a symposium and exchange meeting. During the meeting, Deng Zhongwen Chief Executive Officer A detailed presentation was given on Chinafilm Group’s core business portfolio, development strategy, and the status of its Hong Kong financial projects, followed by in-depth exchanges and discussions with the chamber of commerce delegation.
Participants engaged in thorough discussions on topics such as enterprise development, resource integration, and industry empowerment, and unanimously agreed that the young entrepreneur community should proactively enhance communication and collaboration, actively seek out opportunities to learn from and draw on the best practices of leading enterprises, break down industry silos, pool high-quality resources, continuously deepen mutual trust and alignment, promote multi-party cooperation for mutual benefit and win-win outcomes, and jointly contribute to the high-quality development of the private economy in the region.

III. Deepening Mutual Trust Joining Hands to Usher in a New Chapter of Future Development
This visit and exchange event has further deepened mutual understanding and trust between the Banan District Young Entrepreneurs Chamber of Commerce and Chinafilm Group, established an efficient and smooth communication and coordination platform, and laid a solid foundation for future efforts to deepen cooperation and share resources.
Looking ahead, Chinafilm Group will continue to strengthen its exchanges and cooperation with the Banan District Young Entrepreneurs Chamber of Commerce and other leading enterprises, stay committed to its core business, deepen innovation, actively fulfill its corporate social responsibilities, and work hand in hand with young entrepreneurs to pursue common development and contribute to the region’s economic and social progress.

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