Promote “two-way” exchanges and advance both “going global” and “attracting investment.”

On the afternoon of June 28, a delegation of more than 20 members from the Investment Promotion Agency of the Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China, led by the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce in Indonesia, visited the China–Indonesia Economic and Trade Cooperation Zone for matchmaking and exchange activities. Yu Guangsheng, head of the delegation and Deputy Director-General of the Investment Promotion Agency of the Ministry of Commerce, attended the event.

Group Photo of the Delegation
At the park site, the delegation visited and inspected Wuling Motors’ Indonesian plant and Mengniu’s Indonesian plant, gaining in-depth insights into the development journey of Chinese-invested enterprises operating in Indonesia. Subsequently, Zhongyin Company hosted a matchmaking and exchange symposium for the delegation and five Chinese-funded enterprises located in the park.

China-India Company’s On-Site Presentation of the Cooperation Zone
At the symposium, representatives of the All-Indonesia Chinese Chamber of Commerce outlined the primary objectives of this matchmaking and exchange initiative, expressing the hope to promote investment cooperation in key sectors such as automobiles and auto parts, light industry and electronics, and digital information services. By leveraging industrial parks as platforms, the aim is to strengthen industrial chains, foster cluster development, and establish a convenient platform for two-way economic and trade exchanges between China and Indonesia.
Yu Guangsheng stated that he hopes to strengthen communication and collaboration with the Cooperation Zone, focusing on key industries and aligning resource allocation with specific needs to bolster the zone’s efforts in attracting foreign investment and promoting foreign trade. He emphasized the importance of encouraging foreign investors to invest in China while leveraging the Cooperation Zone’s platform to actively guide Chinese enterprises in “going global” and expanding their overseas investments.

At the symposium
The China–India Company extended a warm welcome to the delegation from the Investment Promotion Agency of the Ministry of Commerce, and expressed its gratitude for the longstanding strong support provided by the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce in Indonesia and the Investment Promotion Agency of the Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China for the economic and social development of the China–India Industrial Park. Representatives of the cooperation zone and of the Chinese-invested enterprises located within the park gave detailed briefings on their respective industrial development and on the investment environment in Indonesia, discussed ways to further deepen two-way exchanges and enhance the quality of projects, and engaged in interactive discussions with the accompanying enterprise representatives. They pledged to carefully study the best practices of leading parks in areas such as attracting and nurturing enterprises, as well as foreign trade and investment, to strengthen industrial cooperation and project alignment, thereby injecting stronger momentum into the development of the park.
Yan Hua, Director of the Department of Overseas Investment Cooperation at the Investment Promotion Agency of the Ministry of Commerce, along with cadre Liu Yujing; Sun Shangbin, Branch Manager of the Bank of China’s Jakarta Branch, and Deputy Branch Manager Chen Hao; representatives from 17 enterprises, including Inspur Cloud Information Technology Co., Ltd.; as well as representatives from five park-based companies, such as Mengniu Indonesia and Xidian Sko Indonesia, attended the matchmaking and exchange symposium.

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