Yantai City's circular economy work on-site meeting went to Guo Da Company for on-site observation
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2007-05-19 21:23
On May 18, Yantai City's circular economy work on-site meeting was held in Zhaoyuan City. More than 80 people, including Yantai's Vice Mayor Liu Xiaojie, department leaders from the municipal government, government leaders from each county and district, and directors of the economic and trade bureau and statistics bureau, visited the Guoda Company High-Tech Park accompanied by Zhaoyuan's Party Secretary Xu Shaoning, Party Vice Secretary and Mayor Zhang Wei, and Vice Mayor Zhang Haibo.
In front of the circular economy display board, President Xu Yongxiang introduced the company's development of the circular economy and the park's construction to the attending leaders. He also accompanied the leaders on a site visit to the waste heat power generation control room and the entire park. After listening to the relevant reports, the attending leaders gave high praise to the company's experience and practices in developing the circular economy.
On the afternoon of May 18, at the on-site meeting held in the meeting hall of the Jindu Hotel, Vice Mayor Liu Xiaojie repeatedly praised Guoda Company in his speech, believing that Guoda's experience, model, and efficiency in developing the circular economy were the best, and that its factory appearance was also the best, truly meeting the standards of an ecological industrial park. At the same time, Zhaoyuan's leaders also gave full affirmation to the company's performance at the meeting.
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