(Gu Xiulian, vice chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress attended the opening ceremony and delivered a speech)
From March 28 to 29, the first International Forum on New Chemical Materials was held in Boao. Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress Gu Xiulian, Deputy Director of the National Development and Reform Commission Zhang Guobao, Secretary of the Hainan Provincial Party Committee Wei Liucheng, Governor of the Hainan Provincial Government Luo Baoming, Chairman of the China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Association Li Yongwu, Senior Academician Shi Changxu of the Chinese Academy of Sciences Academy of Engineering Gerhard Kreysa, president of the German Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology Association, and Hugo Heath, director of the Hong Kong HSBC Global Industry Group, attended the ceremony.
China is a major producer and exporter of traditional materials. The production of various types of major traditional materials ranks among the top in the world. China produces 40% of the world's steel and 50% of cement. The output of non-ferrous metals, glass, and ceramics ranks first in the world. However, the traditional materials industry is also a large consumer of energy, energy and environmental pollution, and China is paying a huge price for this. This forum reached a consensus that if we want to change this situation, we must vigorously develop all kinds of chemical new materials with high performance, high added value, low consumption, and low pollution. In the future, we must speed up the reform of the science and technology system and the establishment of a national innovation system. We must implement fiscal and taxation policies that incentivize enterprises to carry out technological innovations in new chemical materials, increase investment in science and technology, and establish a diversified, multi-channel investment system for science and technology to realize the new chemical industry in China. Rapid development.
High-level representatives of transnational corporations from BASF, DuPont, Bayer, Degussa, LANXESS, WACKER, Dongli, DSM, Ciba and other top 50 chemical companies in the world; PetroChina, Sinopec, CNOOC, China Chemical, Senior executives of outstanding national enterprises such as Sinochem International, Zhejiang Juhua, Chuanhua, Dongyue Chemicals, Ningbo Dacheng, Guangzhou Blonde, Shanghai San Aifu, Guangzhou Wei Linna, Hainan Yangpu Development Zone, and Yangzhou Chemical Industry Park; National 863 Scientists from the Plan, 973 Plan, Torch Plan New Materials, and Front-line Scholars from Europe, the United States, and Japan; China Construction Bank, BearingPoint Management Consulting, Fortune Morgan and other financial and investment industry elites, and from China, the United States, Germany, and Japan Over 270 delegates from Australia, China, Taiwan and other countries and regions have witnessed this industry event.
The forum was hosted by Hainan Province, China National Chemical Industry Corporation, Hong Kong HSBC Bank and German Chemical and Biological Association.
From March 28 to 29, the first International Forum on New Chemical Materials was held in Boao. Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress Gu Xiulian, Deputy Director of the National Development and Reform Commission Zhang Guobao, Secretary of the Hainan Provincial Party Committee Wei Liucheng, Governor of the Hainan Provincial Government Luo Baoming, Chairman of the China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Association Li Yongwu, Senior Academician Shi Changxu of the Chinese Academy of Sciences Academy of Engineering Gerhard Kreysa, president of the German Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology Association, and Hugo Heath, director of the Hong Kong HSBC Global Industry Group, attended the ceremony.
China is a major producer and exporter of traditional materials. The production of various types of major traditional materials ranks among the top in the world. China produces 40% of the world's steel and 50% of cement. The output of non-ferrous metals, glass, and ceramics ranks first in the world. However, the traditional materials industry is also a large consumer of energy, energy and environmental pollution, and China is paying a huge price for this. This forum reached a consensus that if we want to change this situation, we must vigorously develop all kinds of chemical new materials with high performance, high added value, low consumption, and low pollution. In the future, we must speed up the reform of the science and technology system and the establishment of a national innovation system. We must implement fiscal and taxation policies that incentivize enterprises to carry out technological innovations in new chemical materials, increase investment in science and technology, and establish a diversified, multi-channel investment system for science and technology to realize the new chemical industry in China. Rapid development.
High-level representatives of transnational corporations from BASF, DuPont, Bayer, Degussa, LANXESS, WACKER, Dongli, DSM, Ciba and other top 50 chemical companies in the world; PetroChina, Sinopec, CNOOC, China Chemical, Senior executives of outstanding national enterprises such as Sinochem International, Zhejiang Juhua, Chuanhua, Dongyue Chemicals, Ningbo Dacheng, Guangzhou Blonde, Shanghai San Aifu, Guangzhou Wei Linna, Hainan Yangpu Development Zone, and Yangzhou Chemical Industry Park; National 863 Scientists from the Plan, 973 Plan, Torch Plan New Materials, and Front-line Scholars from Europe, the United States, and Japan; China Construction Bank, BearingPoint Management Consulting, Fortune Morgan and other financial and investment industry elites, and from China, the United States, Germany, and Japan Over 270 delegates from Australia, China, Taiwan and other countries and regions have witnessed this industry event.
The forum was hosted by Hainan Province, China National Chemical Industry Corporation, Hong Kong HSBC Bank and German Chemical and Biological Association.
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