The picture above:GU Zaiqiang (Changning Yuqing Water Supply and Sewage) gives the speech

On 15 May 2015, a seminar with the topic ‘China (Sichuan) - Australia B2B Matchmaking’ has been held in Holding Redlich Melbourne office, and around 40 guests have participated in this event. To respond to the demand of Sichuan government, with the support of Holding Redlich, Australia China Business Council (ACBC) Victoria was pleased to host a seminar and invite the interested ACBC/Holding Redlich guests to explore the related business opportunities.

The president of Changning Yuqing Water Supply and Sewage Co., Ltd., Mr. Gu Zaiqiang, has made a speech on behalf of the delegation on investment situation in Sichuan Province to promote Sichuan/Australia investment cooperation and increase the knowledge of the investment environment and enterprise exchange opportunities between our two countries.

Lou Farinotti, the Mellbourne Managing Partner at Holding Redlich, and Jeremy Loeliger, partner at Holding Redlich, who has also recently been appointed to the ACBC Victoria State Committee, has given the speeches about Australian investment environment and points for attention.

Quite a few Australian guests have joined this informative seminar and networking. The roundtable discussion phase has progressed in a lively atmosphere.

Lou Farinotti, Managing Partner of Holding Redlich in Melbourne and Jeremy Loeliger, Partner of Holding Redlich in Melbourne, gives the speech

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