Moldovan Organisation to Establish Connections in China
The Ukrainian Hydrogen Council has signed a Memorandum of Partnership with the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Moldova China (CCIMC).
Additionally, the cooperation will promote Ukraine internationally, establish systematic work with charitable organisations and donors, and support the implementation of various development and reconstruction programs.
This partnership focuses on several key goals:
- working with financial partners to aid Ukraine’s restoration,
- exchanging information and developing contacts,
- attracting strategic partners for investment projects in Ukraine.
A pivotal aspect of this partnership involves establishing direct connections with Chinese suppliers of essential goods and equipment for Ukraine. Through this collaboration, Ukraine will be able to secure vital supplies by importing them from China and transporting them through Moldova with the support of local partners.
The partnership underscores the importance of international cooperation in supporting Ukraine during these challenging times.
About the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Moldova China
The CCIMC has an ambitious mission. Their fundamental goal is to enhance the economic and commercial relations of the Republic of Moldova with the People’s Republic of China. They are proud to be catalysts in strengthening vital cooperation.
“Our mission is to serve as a key dialogue partner in bilateral economic and commercial discussions,” the organisation says. ”We achieve this by participating in international events, collaborating with global organisations, and facilitating negotiations and partnerships.”
The organisation also offers expertise and consultancy, promotes Moldovan interests in China, supports business and investment opportunities, and encourages educational and scientific collaborations. They aim to build a strong bridge of communication and cooperation to drive mutually beneficial development for both countries.
In June, the CCIMC organised an International Economic Conference “Reconstruction of Ukraine. The role of the Republic of Moldova”.
