The First Yunnan Entrepreneurs Conference was held in Kunming recently, bringing together more than 200 representatives of entrepreneurs from domestic and international companies. The conference aimed to collaborate and envision a promising future for Yunnan province.
Wang Ning, the Party secretary of Yunnan, said that Yunnan is currently experiencing a thriving period of development. In today's Yunnan, its distinctive advantages are becoming increasingly apparent. The region not only boasts beautiful natural landscapes and rich historical and cultural heritage but also possesses unique advantages in terms of geographical location, green energy resources, plateau-specialized agriculture, cultural tourism, mineral resources, biological diversity, and labor force. These advantages highlight the immense development potential of the province.
He encouraged the entrepreneurs to seize the opportunities presented by Yunnan's efforts in building a strong industrial province and the development along the China-Laos railway. Yunnan aims to closely link the future of enterprises with the modernization and development of the province. This proactive approach allows businesses to tap into the potential commercial prospects arising from a three-year action plan and contribute to the overall progress of Yunnan's economic landscape.
The vice chairman of the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce, Qiu Xiaoping, expressed his hope that the vast number of Yunnan entrepreneurs will create a new chapter in the healthy and high-quality development of the private economy.
During the event, Cao Ronggen, head of Kunming International Flower Auction and Trading Center Co., Ltd., spoke as a representative of Yunnan entrepreneurs. Investment projects were signed during the meeting to attract further investments.
The conference served as a platform for Yunnan entrepreneurs to voice their ideas and aspirations, aiming to foster the healthy and high-quality growth of the private economy and contribute to the progress and prosperity of the region.
