A symposium on serving the development of Jiangsu’s private enterprises in Shanghai was held on Tuesday. Representatives from government departments, financial institutions, and private enterprises shared their views on development strategies and discussed development plans in a bid to help Jiangsu private enterprises grow and develop in Shanghai.
For many private enterprises in Jiangsu, Shanghai is the starting point for enterprises to go global, and also the starting point for tapping global resources.
Private entrepreneurs in Jiangsu said that they will accelerate their integration into the overall high-quality integrated development of the Yangtze River Delta, continuously improve their ability to coordinate and allocate production factors in Jiangsu and Shanghai, and strive to move towards the mid-to-high end of the global industrial chain value chain.
"We will integrate the new generation of information technology, artificial intelligence and biomedicine into the development of the digital trunk line in the Yangtze River Delta," said Zhang Xueru, General Manager of Shanghai Hongdou Digital Economy Science and Technology Innovation Park.
"With the help of the talents and industries from Shanghai-based universities, we have deployed a high-level R&D and innovation carrier in Shanghai, a high-end manufacturing platform for high value-added products and hope to promote the rapid, healthy and high-quality development of Yuwell Group," said Yuan Zhen, Vice President of Yuwell Group.
Shanghai Jiangsu Chamber of Commerce signed a joint work plan with the Export-Import Bank of China Shanghai Branch and China Export & Credit Insurance Corporation Shanghai Branch.
A number of financial institutions have signed contracts with Jiangsu-based enterprises in a bid to empower Jiangsu businessmen in Shanghai and stabilize the economic market.
"This symposium demonstrated the interaction between the Shanghai Jiangsu Chamber of Commerce and the banking industry and truly demonstrated how to stabilize the economy, employment and development by tapping Shanghai’s preferential policies," said Ding Zuohong, Chairman of Shanghai Jiangsu Chamber of Commerce and Chairman of Yuexing Group's Board of Directors.
More than 300 thousand Jiangsu enterprises operate in Shanghai, with an investment of 1.782 trillion yuan. Jiangsu enterprises accounted for 10 of the top 100 private enterprises in Shanghai, according to the ranking announced in August last year.
