The delegation, led by Professor Song Jiang, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of NAU, included Professor Jie Chen, Party General Branch Secretary of the Office of International Affairs and the College of International Education; Professor Zhongxing Guo, Chairman of the Labor Union; Professor Jianfei Yu, Director of the Office of Development Planning and Policy Research; and Ms. Suhui Liu, Head of the Student Affairs Section of the Office of International Affairs and the College of International Education.

The delegation was warmly welcomed by Green World International South African Branch. Accompanied by Mr. David L. Zhang, Vice Chairman of Green World International Group and President of Green World Africa Region, and Mr. Glory Guo, General Manager of Green World South Africa Johannesburg Branch, the delegation visited the company and had cordial exchanges with the management team of the branch.

On behalf of the company and Chairman Deming Li, Mr. David L. Zhang extended a warm welcome to the delegation. In the company’s conference room, he gave the delegation a detailed introduction to Green World’s 32-year development history and the company’s global development strategic plan. Green World will continue to pursue its expansion strategy and comprehensively advance localization in production, R&D, management, and marketing, further strengthening its core competitiveness in core technologies, model innovation, and globalization of supply chain.

Mr. David L. Zhang also briefed the delegation on Green World’s 20-year development history in Africa and its future plans. Secretary Song Jiang congratulated Green World on its tremendous achievements and offered constructive opinions and suggestions. The two sides then focused their exchanges on the transformation of agricultural technological achievements, industry-university-research-application integration, and the training of agricultural talent in Africa, with particular in-depth discussion of the feasibility of project-oriented product R&D cooperation between the two sides.

The visit served as a bridge for further deepening university-enterprise collaboration, promoting resource matching in agriculture and other fields, further leveraging respective strengths, advancing pragmatic cooperation, and jointly achieving win-win development.