Haoyang Environment was invited to attend the China International Engineering Industry Supply-and-Demand Cooperation Summit.

Release date:

2018-07-19

As a leading enterprise in the environmental protection sector, Haoyang Environment has been deeply engaged in the industry for nearly a decade, steadily advancing along the path of corporate transformation and growth. At this year’s summit, the company is sending a delegation, hoping to leverage the event to connect with premier engineering design firms and suppliers of equipment, materials, and resources, thereby unlocking subcontracting and procurement opportunities in international projects under the Belt and Road Initiative.

　　The 2018 Yangtze River Forum—China International Engineering Industry Supply-Demand Cooperation Summit and the 7th China International Engineering Procurement Alliance Supply-Demand Cooperation High-Level Forum (hereinafter referred to as the “Summit”) was held in Wuhan on July 13, 2018. With the theme “Innovating New Models of International Engineering Cooperation and Aligning with Emerging Needs in International Engineering Procurement,” the Summit adopted a format combining thematic forums with project subcontracting and engineering materials and equipment procurement matchmaking sessions. More than 200 general contractors attended, bringing the total number of participants to over 500. Mr. An Guilin of HaoYang Environmental Co.,Ltd. led a delegation and was invited to attend. Executives from China Construction Cloud Construction, China Communications Construction Co., Ltd., China Railway Group, Sinopec Refining & Chemical, China National Complete Plant Engineering, Vanke, Yantai Construction Group, and other enterprises delivered speeches and engaged in on-site interactions.

　　Since its inception, the China International Engineering Consulting Association has anchored its Procurement Summit in the core of the national Belt and Road Initiative, focusing on overseas infrastructure development. The forum has achieved notable results in fostering industry consensus, facilitating multi‑stakeholder cooperation, advancing supply‑chain integration, strengthening strategic mutual trust, and expanding opportunities for collaboration. With each successive edition, the event has grown in scale and stature, effectively promoting mutually beneficial partnerships across the international engineering value chain. It has established a brand image characterized by high‑end expertise, authority, professionalism, and tangible outcomes, evolving into a highly influential industry gathering that commands widespread attention. Through continuous innovation and by actively soliciting the needs and recommendations of both suppliers and buyers, the Association has progressively developed a distinctive supplier‑buyer matchmaking procurement model. This approach has yielded extensive experience in areas such as international procurement knowledge sharing, general contracting–subcontracting coordination, on‑site procurement alignment, certification and promotion of leading suppliers, as well as dedicated project‑specific procurement and exhibition‑display initiatives—earning widespread acclaim and recognition from all stakeholders.