On July 5, 2026, the Silk Road Splendor China-Europe Women’s Economic and Trade Exchange Conference was held at the OuQiao Technology Industrial Park in Budapest’s 16th District, Hungary. Led by Luo Aiwen, President of the Dongguan Women Entrepreneurs Federation and Chairwoman of Kuaiyi Elevator, women entrepreneurs from Dongguan, a major manufacturing hub in China, gathered with representatives of Hungary’s political and business circles to share friendship and explore cooperation.
Distinguished Guests: Political and Business Leaders Gather to Discuss Cooperation
The event was initiated by Ms. Mei Guolan, Chief Cultural Officer of OuQiao Industrial. Kovács Péter, Mayor of Budapest’s 16th District, attended in person and delivered remarks. Pap Ivett, Senior Advisor at the Hungarian Investment Promotion Agency (HIPA), gave a systematic presentation on Hungary’s investment advantages. Zhan Jingbo, General Manager of OuQiao Industrial; Huang Chenfeng, Chairman of WINK Group; and Borbély Gábor, Head of Central and Eastern Europe Research at CBRE, also attended and gave keynote talks. Other attendees included local overseas Chinese business and community representatives: Lily Kovács of the Hungarian World Women’s Association; Yu Xiaoliang, Vice President of the Federation of Overseas Chinese Women in Hungary; Ji Zhongwei, Chairman of COSCO Land; and officials from the Hungary-China Economic Chamber of Commerce.
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On July 5, 2026, the Silk Road Splendor China-Europe Women’s Economic and Trade Exchange Conference was held at the OuQiao Technology Industrial Park in Budapest’s 16th District, Hungary. Led by Luo Aiwen, President of the Dongguan Women Entrepreneurs Federation and Chairwoman of Kuaiyi Elevator, women entrepreneurs from Dongguan, a major manufacturing hub in China, gathered with representatives of Hungary’s political and business circles to share friendship and explore cooperation.
Distinguished Guests: Political and Business Leaders Gather to Discuss Cooperation
The event was initiated by Ms. Mei Guolan, Chief Cultural Officer of OuQiao Industrial. Kovács Péter, Mayor of Budapest’s 16th District, attended in person and delivered remarks. Pap Ivett, Senior Advisor at the Hungarian Investment Promotion Agency (HIPA), gave a systematic presentation on Hungary’s investment advantages. Zhan Jingbo, General Manager of OuQiao Industrial; Huang Chenfeng, Chairman of WINK Group; and Borbély Gábor, Head of Central and Eastern Europe Research at CBRE, also attended and gave keynote talks. Other attendees included local overseas Chinese business and community representatives: Lily Kovács of the Hungarian World Women’s Association; Yu Xiaoliang, Vice President of the Federation of Overseas Chinese Women in Hungary; Ji Zhongwei, Chairman of COSCO Land; and officials from the Hungary-China Economic Chamber of Commerce.
The Dongguan entrepreneurs said the visit gave them a first-hand appreciation of Hungary’s unique advantages as a gateway to Europe. Dongguan, a renowned manufacturing city in China, is home to more than 1,500 high-quality enterprises. In the future, they will actively encourage more Dongguan companies to expand into Europe, so that the world can experience the quality and appeal of Chinese manufacturing.
Landmark Signing: Dongguan Enterprises Set Sail Overseas
The most exciting moment of the conference was the official launch and opening ceremony of a food processing company at the OuQiao Technology Industrial Park, the first physical project of the Dongguan Women Entrepreneurs Federation’s member companies. The project is an important result of the Federation’s efforts to help its members “go global.”
Working Hand in Hand: Opening a New Chapter in China-Hungary Cooperation
With women’s strength as the bond, industrial cooperation as the core and practical implementation as the goal, the conference closely integrates Dongguan’s manufacturing strengths with Hungary’s advantages as Europe’s gateway.
As Mr. Zhan put it, the OuQiao Technology Industrial Park will continue to serve as a bridge, offering comprehensive support and services for Chinese enterprises to “go out, go in and go up.” Against the backdrop of the joint Belt and Road construction between China and Hungary, the park will continue to deepen industrial cooperation and provide a high-quality platform for more Chinese companies to establish a presence in the European market.
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