On September 24, Wang Xiaofei, Chairman of Zhongke Electric Power Equipment Group, was invited to visit Cambodia.

Vice Minister of Industry of Cambodia,  Tung Ciny and Chairman, Wang  Xiaofei held a deep exchanges and conversation on related issues of investment and cooperation in the Ministry of Industry of Cambodia.  Vice Minister, Tung Ciny, warmly welcomed the arrival of Chairman Wang Xiaofei and his team, and gave a detailed introduction of Cambodia's political and economic status, as well as Cambodia's relevant laws and regulations on foreign investment, the latest investment policies, cooperation models, taxes, employment and labor export, etc..

Vice Minister Tung Ciny said that China and Cambodia are a comprehensive strategic partnership of cooperation, and that the Belt and Road Initiative is a model of international development cooperation, which is China's initiative and a joint undertaking for all countries involved. The world needs to build the Belt and Road jointly, and Cambodia has benefited greatly from it. It is hoped that more and more Chinese enterprises will join in the action plan of building a community of common destiny,  and promote cooperation in trade, investment and other fields within the framework of the Belt and Road Initiative.

Chairman Wang Xiaofei expressed confidence in cooperation and investment in Cambodia, saying that the "Belt and Road Initiative" has provided a broad international stage for Chinese enterprises, and that Zhongke Electric Power has been increasingly engaged in business contacts with Russia, Vietnam, Pakistan, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines and other "Belt and Road" countries in recent years, accumulating  important successful cases and experience for a wide range of project cooperation. Zhongke Electric Power looks forward to further in-depth communication and exchanges with Cambodia to serve the Cambodian economic construction as soon as possible.

During his stay in Cambodia, Chairman Wang Xiaofei and his team also visited Sihanouk and Siem Reap provinces in Cambodia and held in-depth exchanges with local chambers of commerce and senior political officials.