Recently, Zhao Gang, a member of the Standing Committee of Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture and Secretary of the Jinghong Municipal Party Committee, led a delegation to visit and exchange ideas with Yunnan Dian Zhong New Area. The purpose of this visit was to gain a deeper understanding of the achievements of Yunnan Dian Zhong New Area and its experiences in investment attraction, with a particular focus on the support and development of biomedicine, tea, and specialty agricultural product processing projects.

During the visit, the delegation toured the Planning Exhibition Hall of Yunnan Dian Zhong New Area and the "Yunyanju" Talent Apartment, as well as visited enterprises such as Yunnan Tianjiang Yifang Pharmaceutical, Yunnan Cold Brew Technology, Yunnan Mili Natural Flavors, and Yunnan Kaiming Guyun Tea Culture Communication Co., Ltd. These visits provided valuable insights into Yunnan Dian Zhong New Area's planning and construction, investment attraction, talent recruitment, and the fostering of key enterprises.

Zhao expressed admiration for Yunnan Dian Zhong New Area's remarkable achievements in accelerating industrial development through high-level promotion and concentrated efforts. He stated that the visit would serve as an opportunity for Jinghong City to introduce the investment and operation experience of Yunnan Dian Zhong New Area into its industrial parks. Additionally, leveraging Jinghong City's abundant resources in Dai traditional medicine, Pu'er tea, and coffee, cooperation between Jinghong City and Yunnan Dian Zhong New Area will be promoted to support the development of high-altitude characteristic industries and the agricultural product processing industry chain.

The representatives of Yunnan Dian Zhong New Area expressed their hope for strengthened cooperation, taking advantage of the role of the China-Laos Railway to supplement and reinforce the coffee and tea industry chains. They also emphasized the importance of fully utilizing and transforming Jinghong's natural resource advantages and working together to promote the "export of Yunnan products" and contribute to rural revitalization. (Editors: Ines, Amy)