On April 2, Chen Huaiyu, Party Secretary and Chairman of the Export-Import Bank of China, visited the Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area for an inspection. During the visit, he held talks with Wang Lei, Deputy Secretary of the Area’s Working Committee and Director of the Administrative Committee, and toured industrial parks and high-tech enterprises.
During the discussions, Chairman Chen Huaiyu stated that the Export-Import Bank will actively leverage the guiding and demonstrative role of policy-based finance, proactively align with the 15th Five-Year Plan of Beijing and the Development Area, and focus on key industries such as new-generation information technology, high-end and new-energy smart vehicles, biotechnology and health, robotics, and smart manufacturing. The bank will continue to increase financial support for key enterprises and major projects within the area, working hand in hand with the Development Area to foster and strengthen new quality productive forces and help build the area into a globally influential hub for technological and industrial innovation. Director Wang Lei expressed hope for enhanced communication and coordination with the Export-Import Bank, exploring new mechanisms for government-bank cooperation to efficiently link the Area’s technological innovation needs with policy-based financial services, supporting high-quality development and contributing to the modernization of the capital.
During the inspection, Chairman Chen Huaiyu and his delegation visited the National Information Technology Application Innovation Exhibition Center, gaining a detailed understanding of achievements in information technology innovation and industrial development. They also visited a representative enterprise in the field of embodied intelligence, learning about its production, operations, technology R&D, and market expansion, and held in-depth exchanges with the company’s leadership on technology application scenarios, industrialization progress, and financing service needs.
Wang Xiao, Party Committee Member and Vice President of the Export-Import Bank, along with relevant department heads, accompanied the inspection.