On the morning of July 22, Edward Waweru Kimani, Deputy Head of the Kenyan Embassy in China, Lusekolo Gwassa, Counselor of the Tanzanian Embassy in China, and Defense Minister of the Uganda Embassy in China Attaché Christopher Kiyingi Bbosa, Commercial Development Commissioner of the Rwandan Embassy in China Aime Bienvenue Nshuti Uwase, Finance Commissioner of the Uganda Embassy in China Jaclyn A Jackline Apio and others visited Hunan Haixun Supply Chain Co., Ltd. and held a discussion. Lei Ting, Chairman of Haixun Supply Chain, attended the meeting, and General Manager Li Ming presided over the reception. Relevant persons in charge accompanied the reception.

(The head of the Haixun supply chain received the envoys of the four countries)

At the meeting, Leiting expressed his welcome and gratitude to the envoys from various countries for their visit, and sincerely hoped that through this meeting, cooperation opportunities can be tapped and mutual benefit and win-win results can be achieved. Afterwards, General Manager Xiao Xi gave a detailed introduction to the supply chain of Haixun from the aspects of the company's development history, team composition, target planning and achievements at this stage, and focused on the distribution center of African non-resource products in China. , especially the coffee processing park, hoping to promote the development of coffee culture in China and promote the further improvement of the coffee industry chain in Hunan. Li Ming introduced the company's non-trade situation.

(The two sides hold a discussion)

Ambassador Kimani said that China and Africa have close economic and trade exchanges. In the past 10 years, the Chinese government and enterprises have brought experience and opportunities to Africa's development. Kenya welcomes and strongly supports Hunan enterprises to carry out cooperation with Africa. The coffee industry in China is developing rapidly. African coffee companies attach great importance to the Chinese market. The coffee processing park project is very attractive to companies. Kenya will do a good job of matching and promoting the development of the coffee industry chain between China and Africa.

(Edward Waweru Kimani, Deputy Head of the Kenyan Embassy in China)

Counselor Gwassa expressed the hope that Hunan and Africa will strengthen technical cooperation, enhance African coffee advantages and industrial competitiveness, and at the same time promote the export of cashew nuts, peanuts and other agricultural products to China.

(Counselor of the Tanzanian Embassy in China, Luce Cairo Gwasa)

Counselor Barbosa said that trade is the support that Africa really needs, and conducting trade with Africa can promote Africa's economic development. At present, Uganda and Hunan have signed a coffee cooperation MOU, and various forms of industrial cooperation are accelerating. Uganda will help Hunan enterprises connect with East Africa, and at the same time hope that more Hunan enterprises will go to Uganda to carry out investment cooperation.

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Commissioner Uvas expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to connect with Hunan platforms and enterprises, and hoped that the economic and trade cooperation between Hunan and Rwanda could be further deepened.

(Commercial Development Commissioner of the Rwandan Embassy in China, Aimee Bianfoni Nshuti Youvas)

At the meeting, the two sides had an in-depth discussion on coffee cooperation. African envoys expressed optimism about the prospects of Hunan-Africa cooperation and highly praised the achievements of the Haixun supply chain in the economic and trade field with Africa. The cooperation will continue to deepen and develop.

(group photo)