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CG Ong Siew Gay's visit to Zhejiang Cities

22 April 2014

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        CG Ong visited several Zhejiang cities, including Shaoxing, Ningbo and Yiwu in April 2014.  In Shaoxing, CG Ong called on Mayor Yu Zhihong and exchanged views on further bilateral cooperation.  He also chaired a roundtable discussion with Shaoxing entrepreneurs on investment opportunities in Singapore. In Ningbo, CG Ong called on Mayor Lu Ziyue and visited the Jiangbei E-Commerce City.


        In Yiwu, besides calling on Yiwu Mayor He Meihua, CG Ong visited the Singapore Food Product Centre in the Yiwu International Trade Commodity Mart which had started operations since December last year.



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Two men in suits pose with a red gift box. Mountain art is on the wall.

(Picture: CG Ong meeting Shaoxing Mayor Yu Zhihong.)




Group of people sitting around a U-shaped table set with food and water bottles.

(Picture: CG Ong chairing a roundtable discussion with Chinese business executives in Shaoxing.)




Two men in suits hold a book in front of a cityscape painting.

(Picture: CG Ong meeting Ningbo Mayor Lu Ziyue.)




Four men in suits observe a scale model of a city with illuminated buildings.

(Picture: CG Ong looking at a sand-model of the Jiangbei E-Commerce City.)




Two men in suits holding a box with Chinese writing.

(Picture: CG Ong meeting Yiwu Mayor He Meihua.)




Group of eight people standing in front of a storefront with Chinese signage.

(Picture: CG Ong at the Singapore Food Product Centre in Yiwu International Trade Commodity Mart.)

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