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CG Ong Siew Gay's visit to Shaoxing/Hangzhou

5 February 2015

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        CG Ong recently made a working visit to Shaoxing and Hangzhou.  He was hosted by Mayor Yu Zhihong and Vice Mayor Xu Mingguang, and both sides explored new areas of cooperation between Singapore and Shaoxing.  He also visited the Binhai New City.




Two men in suits stand shoulder-to-shoulder shaking hands. Painting in the background.

(Picture: CG Ong was hosted to dinner by Shaoxing Mayor Yu Zhihong.)




Two men in suits stand indoors before a landscape painting and upholstered furniture.

(Picture: CG Ong called on Shaoxing Vice Mayor Xu Mingguang.)




In Hangzhou, CG Ong visited the Chint Group, where he was hosted by Chint Group Chairman Nan Cunhui, who was also Chairman of the Zhejiang Federation of Industry and Commerce.  CG Ong and Chairman Nan exchanged views on possible collaboration between Zhejiang and Singapore companies.  CG Ong was hosted to lunch by Nan following the company visit.



Group of people in lobby of China Solar office, looking at screens.

(Picture: CG Ong visited the Chint Group in Hangzhou, accompanied by Chint Group Chairman and the Zhejiang Federation of Industry and Commerce Chairman Nan Cunhui.)



Five people in formal attire stand in front of a shelf and scroll.

(Picture: CG Ong Siew Gay (centre) with Zhejiang Provincial Department Commerce Director-General Zhou Rixing (second from left), Chint Group Chairman and the Zhejiang Federation of Industry and Commerce Chairman Nan Cunhui (second right), DCG Philip Ong (extreme right) and Consul (Industry) Mui Seah Lee (extreme left).




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(5 February 2015)

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