Deng Yajun went to Singapore and Malaysia for investigation and inspection
From September 5th to 11th, Deng Yajun, deputy general manager of CJI, led a team to Singapore and Malaysia to conduct business inspections, in-depth research on the operation of the group's overseas agencies in Southeast Asia and the progress of projects under construction, and inspected the industrial development of local industrial parks, and visited Many important partners. The visit provided strong support for the group to speed up the layout of the Southeast Asian market and expand the field of cooperation.
During his stay in Singapore, Deng Yajun visited relevant officials in Singapore and Malaysia, and conducted in-depth exchanges on the economic situation of Singapore and Malaysia, the development of regional industrial parks, and future cooperation priorities.
Deng Yajun went to the Singapore branch and subsidiary of Construction Group to investigate, inspected the projects under construction, and fully understood the organizational structure, enterprise operation, market development, project construction and operation difficulties. He affirmed the good performance of the two companies in the field of urban transportation and subway, and encouraged the companies to continue to improve their construction technology capabilities, strengthen regional linkage and compliance operations, and actively explore diversified development paths. During the period, he also visited China Harbour (Singapore) Engineering Company Limited and held talks on business cooperation in Southeast Asia and the South Pacific region.

In Malaysia, Deng Yajun visited the Jiangsu General Chamber of Commerce in Malaysia, and had a discussion with Sun Jianwei, the president of the General Chamber of Commerce, and the heads of a number of Chinese-funded enterprises in Malaysia, and had in-depth exchanges on topics such as market development, operation and management, investment environment and risk challenges. He called on the Chinese Consulate General in Kuching for support and guidance. He and Dato' Jenin, CEO of Sarawak Oil Company Limited (Petros).·Jiri and the senior management team met and inspected the project site selection and supporting conditions. The two sides expressed their desire and confidence to work together to promote cooperation in the park.

Sun Jun, general manager of the group's international business department, and relevant persons in charge of the second overseas engineering company and the construction group accompanied the investigation.

