On October 30, Consul General Meaghan Shaw and her delegation of the Australian Consulate General in Chengdu visited Tongwei for discussion and exchange and were warmly received by Liu Shuqi, Chairman and CEO of Tongwei Co., Ltd. Deputy Consul General Nina Dynon and Deputy Consul General (Business) Helen Dai of the Australian Consulate General in Chengdu; Executive Director and Union Chairman Feng Chang of Tongwei Co., Ltd., Deputy General Manager Xue Qingsong of Module Marketing of the PV Business Department, and relevant business leaders accompanied the visit.

Consul General Meaghan Shaw and her delegation visited the Experience Center of Tongwei Group and gained a deep understanding of Tongwei's development history and current main business situation over the years. They highly appreciated the green ecological development concept actively advocated by Tongwei and fully affirmed Tongwei’s outstanding achievements in the fields of agriculture and PV new energy in the long term.

Guests Are Visiting the Experience Center of Tongwei Group

At the meeting, Consul General Meaghan Shaw congratulated Tongwei on its achievements in stable development over the years and expressed sincere expectations and high attention for further deepening economic and trade cooperation between both sides. The Consul General gained a detailed understanding of the overseas PV layout and promotion of Tongwei and emphasized that a global cross-regional business cooperation pattern had come into being and the introduction, collaboration and sharing of external resources would play a crucial role in industrial and economic development. Facing new opportunities brought by rapid development of the global PV industry, Tongwei had demonstrated great development potential and innovation capability. The Australian Consulate General in Chengdu would continuously play a bridging role to actively promote the business development and cooperation of Tongwei in Australia.

Scene of the Meeting

Chairman Liu Shuqi warmly welcomed the visit of Consul General Meaghan Shaw and her delegation, and pointed out that Tongwei had established a deep emotional bond and solid cooperative foundation with its partners in Australia and would steadily move forward in the principles of friendly cooperation and mutual respect and benefit. As an active participant and important promoter in the global PV industry, Tongwei also hoped to base on innovative cooperation to further deepen external exchange and cooperation in the development of the PV industry, R&D and application of renewable energy technologies and other fields.

Both Sides Are Exchanging Gifts

During the meeting, both sides also had profound exchanges and discussions on issues of common concern, such as business development of PV enterprises in Australia, fulfillment of foreign responsibilities and transition of global green energies. Both sides agreed that enhanced cooperation would bring more development opportunities and make positive and important contributions to the international community to respond to the challenges of climate change and promote the energy transition process.