China West Connector (CWC) Partners with Sichuan Government to Lead International Technology Transfer and Global Business Expansion

On November 12, 2024, China West Connector (CWC) proudly took center stage at the prestigious Science & Technology Innovation and Global Education Governance Symposium in Chengdu, Sichuan. Representing CWC, Michail Digkas joined the official launch of the Belt and Road International Technology Transfer Alliance of the Chengdu-Chongqing Economic Zone. This landmark event, attended by influential figures including Sichuan’s Vice Governor Li Wenqing, underscores CWC’s status as a designated collaborating company with the Sichuan government.

In partnership with Director Ding Jian from the Sichuan Technical Exchange Center, Michail participated in the ceremonial launch, marking a milestone in CWC’s mission to bridge Chinese and international enterprises. This newly established alliance is strategically positioned to propel Sichuan-based companies onto the global stage while actively encouraging foreign investment and partnerships within the region.

Michail engaged in discussions with key representatives from four leading companies—Sichuan Changhong Electric Co., Ltd., Chenghan Baoma Welding Equipment Engineering Co., Ltd., Sinohydro Bureau 7 Co., Ltd., and Sichuan Wismed Medical Technology Co., Ltd. These meetings explored ways in which CWC could support these industry leaders in expanding their international footprint and achieving ambitious collaborative goals. Each company expressed strong interest in collaborating with CWC to expand their reach and engage in projects beyond China by connecting with Western clients.

Further solidifying its role as a pivotal connector, CWC signed a strategic partnership agreement with Director Ding Jian. This collaboration designates GPA (Growth, Prosperity, and Abundance Group) as an overseas station for the Alliance, strengthening CWC’s role in facilitating international cooperation. This partnership is a significant step toward promoting Sichuan’s companies abroad while creating streamlined pathways for foreign businesses entering the Sichuan market.

: Established in 1958 and publicly listed since 1994, Changhong has evolved into a leading multinational company specializing in consumer electronics, core device R&D, and manufacturing. The company is known for its extensive range of household appliances, IT solutions, and electronics manufacturing services (EMS). Changhong aims to build a robust IoT-driven industrial system, enhancing its global competitiveness.

: With roots in the 1960s, Sinohydro Bureau 7 is a prominent international engineering company focusing on infrastructure projects, including hydropower, highways, and municipal projects across nearly 20 countries. The company is a vital player in the Belt and Road Initiative, advancing projects in markets such as Southeast Asia, South Asia, and Eastern Europe. Notable projects include the award-winning Lowy Hydropower Station in Denmark.

: Founded in 1989, Chenghan Baoma is a pioneer in China’s auto body welding and intelligent manufacturing industry. With operations in Europe and new expansions into Italy, Chenghan Baoma has become a key player internationally, with over 42% of its revenue generated from overseas. The company specializes in automotive body integration and EPC projects, as well as laser application R&D.

: Established in 2019 in Chengdu, Wismed specializes in Class III medical devices. The company aims to meet high standards in medical technology to serve growing healthcare demands, marking a strong presence in the medical equipment sector.