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On October 11, Vice Secretary of the Guangdong Provincial Committee and Governor Meng Fanli met with Tim Cook, the executive chairman of Apple of the United States, and his entourage in Guangzhou. Tim Cook thanked Guangdong Province for its long-term support for Apple's development. He said that Guangdong is an important global manufacturing center. It has a complete industrial supply chain, strong innovation and creative vitality, and a promising consumer market and cooperation space, and has gathered a large number of Apple supply chain partners and ecological developers. Guangdong is critical to Apple's development in China. The company is willing to further expand its business layout in Guangdong and explore more cooperation with relevant cities and enterprises in Guangdong around supply chain collaboration, innovative ecological empowerment, intelligent manufacturing and green manufacturing, and sales channel expansion to better achieve mutual benefit and win-win situation. Meng Fanli welcomed Tim Cook and his entourage. He said that Apple is a world-renowned technology leader, and has long-term extensive and in-depth cooperation with Guangdong on both the production side, sales side, and R&D side. Currently, Guangdong is anchoring the direction of intelligent, green, and integrated development, and speeding up the construction of a modern industrial system with advanced manufacturing as the backbone. We very much welcome and support Apple to closely connect with all parties in Guangdong, place more innovative products, emerging businesses and R&D platforms in Guangdong, and continuously expand new space for cooperation in new fields. Guangdong will continue to expand a high level of openness to the outside world, create a market-based, rule-of-law, and internationalized first-class business environment, and provide high-quality services for the development of various enterprises, including Apple, in Guangdong.
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On October 11, Vice Secretary of the Guangdong Provincial Committee and Governor Meng Fanli met with Tim Cook, the executive chairman of Apple of the United States, and his entourage in Guangzhou. Tim Cook thanked Guangdong Province for its long-term support for Apple's development. He said that Guangdong is an important global manufacturing center. It has a complete industrial supply chain, strong innovation and creative vitality, and a promising consumer market and cooperation space, and has gathered a large number of Apple supply chain partners and ecological developers. Guangdong is critical to Apple's development in China. The company is willing to further expand its business layout in Guangdong and explore more cooperation with relevant cities and enterprises in Guangdong around supply chain collaboration, innovative ecological empowerment, intelligent manufacturing and green manufacturing, and sales channel expansion to better achieve mutual benefit and win-win situation. Meng Fanli welcomed Tim Cook and his entourage. He said that Apple is a world-renowned technology leader, and has long-term extensive and in-depth cooperation with Guangdong on both the production side, sales side, and R&D side. Currently, Guangdong is anchoring the direction of intelligent, green, and integrated development, and speeding up the construction of a modern industrial system with advanced manufacturing as the backbone. We very much welcome and support Apple to closely connect with all parties in Guangdong, place more innovative products, emerging businesses and R&D platforms in Guangdong, and continuously expand new space for cooperation in new fields. Guangdong will continue to expand a high level of openness to the outside world, create a market-based, rule-of-law, and internationalized first-class business environment, and provide high-quality services for the development of various enterprises, including Apple, in Guangdong.
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