China Water Environment Group and China Construction Fifth Engineering Bureau signed a strategic cooperation agreement

On June 9th, Hou Feng, Chairman of the Group, and Tian Weiguo, Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of China Construction Fifth Engineering Bureau, had a discussion in Beijing, and the two sides had in-depth exchanges on mutual benefit and common development.

Signing Site

Hou Feng welcomed the visit of Tian Weiguo and his delegation, and expressed gratitude to China Construction Fifth Engineering Bureau for its continuous support to China's water environment. He stated that as a strategic partner of China's water environment, China Construction Fifth Engineering Bureau has maintained a pragmatic and efficient cooperative relationship, and has achieved fruitful cooperation results in major national projects such as Nanming River in Guiyang and Erhai Lake in Dali. He hopes that both sides can fully leverage their respective advantages, form strong alliances, establish long-term mechanisms, plan long-term stable cooperation, establish long-term strategic cooperative relationships, and jointly promote the sustainable development of the national economy, society, and ecology.

Tian Weiguo expressed gratitude for the long-term support and assistance of the group. He stated that thanks to the support of a group of old homeowners represented by the group, China Construction Fifth Engineering Bureau has successfully completed its corporate transformation. I hope to take this exchange as an opportunity to build a closer, long-term, and effective communication mechanism, carry out comprehensive and systematic collaborative linkage at home and abroad, achieve resource sharing, complementary advantages, and value co creation, and jointly create a new situation of mutual benefit and win-win.

Discussion and exchange between both parties

Chen Ming, Executive President of China Water Environment Group, Zhang Bin, Vice President, Peng Caiyun, Assistant to the Chairman and Director of the Market Development Center, and others attended the symposium and signing ceremony.