On July 2, Liu Zhai, Senior Vice President of Beijing United Informantion Technology Co., Ltd./IBI and CEO of TDD, Danyal, Vice President of TDD and General Manager of TDD-Global, Guo Qingyuan, Assistant to the President of TDD, attended the 2024 Global Digital Economy Conference at the National Convention Center with Shaza Fatima Khawaja, Minister of Information Technology and Telecommunication of Pakistan, Ghulam Qadir, Commercial Counselor of the Pakistani Embassy, and Erfa Iqbal of the Prime Minister's Office of Pakistan. They had in-depth discussions on the cooperation between IBI and the Pakistan government, and had in-depth exchanges on specific cooperation business.
During the exchange meeting, Shaza Fatima Khawaja, Minister of Information Technology and Teleommunication of Pakistan, fully affirmed the achievements of IBI in digital economy, industrial Internet, and cross-border overseas expansion of industrial belts, and elaborated in detail the difficulties and challenges currently faced by Pakistan in these fields. At the same time, she hoped that IBI could deeply participate in the beautiful vision of Pakistan's economic development and construction.
Danyal, Vice President of TDD and General Manager of TDD-Global, introduced the cooperation plan between IBI and Pakistan in the next stage, including supply chain transaction cooperation, building a cross-border comprehensive service platform, a cross-border barter trade platform, corporate promotion, big data center, personnel cooperation, etc. It made it clear that IBI recognized the market prospects of Pakistan and emphasized IBI's strength and experience in the digital economy and cross-border fields.
Liu Zhai, Senior Vice President of Beijing United Informantion Technology Co., Ltd/IBI and CEO of TDD, summarized the exchange meeting. She said: "The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor(CPEC) is a 'Belt and Road' project proposed by the national leaders. Expanding cross-border e-commerce to go overseas along the 'Belt and Road' is an important strategic direction for IBI. IBI will actively establish a fulcrum with local core enterprises in Pakistan, strengthen cooperation, and continue to expand the scope of services.
After sufficient exchanges, the two sides reached a high degree of consensus on the construction of cross-border service platforms, cross-border transactions, digital cloud factory upgrades, overseas shared warehouse services, shipping lines, overseas exhibition halls, personnel training and other fields among the governments and enterprises of China and Pakistan to expand the scope of services.
