Former Secretary-General of the China Gold Association, Lv Wenyuan, and his delegation visited the National University Corporation
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2011-08-28 14:44
On the morning of August 28, Lv Wenyuan, former secretary-general of the China Gold Association, Lin Hongfu, vice president of Zijin Mining Group Co., Ltd., and others visited GuoDa Company. President Xu Yongxiang warmly received Secretary-General Lv and his party.
During the visit, President Xu and Secretary-General Lv's party jointly visited the 9th International Gold Jewelry Exhibition and the Zhaoyuan City Industrial Products Exhibition Hall, and held friendly talks in the company's second-floor meeting room.
During the talks, Secretary-General Lv and his party affirmed the company's achievements over the years, stating that GuoDa Company has been committed to the development of the gold industry and the association, making significant contributions to the industry's continuous growth, especially playing an important role in various waves of industry development and innovation. They expressed hope that GuoDa Company will reach new heights and achieve new successes in the new round of development.
Afterwards, President Xu again welcomed Secretary-General Lv and his party's visit and conducted in-depth exchanges of experience with them on GuoDa Company's history, development model, production and operation, strategic planning, the development direction of the gold industry, corporate management, and corporate culture construction, laying a solid foundation for further cooperation between the two sides.
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