As part of the China-Ukraine Trade and Economic Meeting of Women Entrepreneurs, an official meeting was held between the Ukrainian delegation, led by Business Woman Club President Hanna Krysuk, and representatives of the Qingdao Women Entrepreneurs Association, the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) Qingdao, and the Chinese business community.
During the official part of the event, welcome remarks were delivered by Ma Shengkun, Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China to Ukraine; Fan Baocai, Vice Chairman of CCPIT Qingdao and the Qingdao International Chamber of Commerce; Hanna Krysuk, President of Business Woman Club; and Zhang Xiumin, Chairwoman of the Qingdao Women Entrepreneurs Association.
An important highlight of the meeting was the signing of a Memorandum of Friendly Cooperation, opening new opportunities for the development of international business relations, partnerships, and joint initiatives between Ukrainian and Chinese women entrepreneurs.
Following the official part, participants took part in business networking and B2B meetings, providing an opportunity to establish new contacts, exchange experiences, and discuss prospects for future cooperation.
A particularly warm part of the meeting was the exchange of commemorative gifts. Hanna Krysuk and the Ukrainian delegation presented the Chinese side with Ukrainian souvenirs.
We sincerely thank the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Ukraine and Ma Shengkun, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the People’s Republic of China to Ukraine, for inviting Business Woman Club to China, supporting the Ukrainian-Chinese dialogue, and facilitating the introduction of the Ukrainian delegation to the Qingdao Women Entrepreneurs Association.
The first day in Qingdao marked an important beginning of a new stage of international cooperation. The first official agreements have already been reached, new business contacts have been established, and a foundation has been laid for future partnerships between representatives of Ukrainian and Chinese businesses.
