British Bunting & Sons chairman and his party to build the group business visit

　　Stephen, Chairman of Bunting & Sons Landscape, Essex, UK, May 15-17 Bunting and Mr. Michsel Robers, financial consultant, and their party made a special trip to China Construction Group for a business visit. Xue Lequn, general manager of CJI, Wang Yun, general manager of Construction Group Company, and deputy general managers Tu Yaxing and Jiang Jiangong received and conducted friendly negotiations with foreign parties.

　　Bunting & Sons Landscape Company was established in 1820 and is a well-known professional garden family business in the UK. The company plans to develop a 500,000-square-meter hotel-building complex in the UK. Kisley Park project and build a China garden in it. After friendly and in-depth negotiations, the two parties have a clearer and consistent understanding of the overall planning, business philosophy and development and operation budget plan of the park project. Based on their original intention to cooperate in building part of the China garden project, they have conducted a feasibility study on all-round cooperation including investment and equity participation.

　　During their stay in Nanjing, the British guests, accompanied by leaders of the Construction Group, paid a special visit to the Jiangsu Province Department of Commerce. Deputy Director Wang Runliang came forward to meet and introduced to the visiting guests the gratifying results of deepening cooperation in various fields since the establishment of friendly provincial-county relations between Jiangsu Province and Essex County. He also emphasized that CJI and China Construction Group have further improved their scale, strength and comprehensive advantages, and have become a leading provincial foreign economic enterprise in the country. The competent government departments will fully support the cooperation between CJI and China Construction Group and foreign parties. efforts will be made to make this project another model for bilateral economic, trade and cultural exchanges.