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INTRODUCTORY VISIT OF CONSUL-GENERAL CHUA TENG HOE TO JIANGSU PROVINCE AND NANJING CITY FROM 21 TO 23 JUNE 2020

21 June 2020

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CG Chua Teng Hoe made his introductory visit to Jiangsu province and Nanjing city from 21-23 Jun, where he called on Jiangsu VG Hui Jianlin and Nanning PS Zhang Jinghua.  They reaffirmed the friendly bilateral relations and discussed potential areas to strengthen cooperation.  In conjunction with the visit, CG attended the Opening Ceremony of the Nanjing Tech Week, where Singapore and France were the joint Countries of Honour.  SMS Koh Poh Koon delivered a pre-recorded message at the Opening Ceremony.  CG also met with senior Jiangsu officials from the FAO, DRC and Commerce Bureau, and visited the SNEHTI.   

Two men in suits sit facing each other, separated by flowers on a table, against an abstract painting.
Three people in suits hold Nanjing Tech Week flags on a stage with city skyline backdrop.
Two men in suits and masks stand before landscape art, between upholstered chairs.
Architectural model of a building with blue lighting, observed by four people indoors.
Four men in business attire, a masked woman in a blazer, and a large screen display.
Person in suit with mask interviewed by journalists, against a "2020 Nanjing" backdrop.
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