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Chang’an Forum — IBI Chairman Liu Quan Attends the 2019 Annual Forum on “New Economy, New Momentum, and New Social Strata”

Date: Oct 14,2019 Source:Beijing United Information Technology Co., Ltd

On October 12, the 2019 Annual Forum on “New Economy, New Momentum, and New Social Strata” grandly opened in Xi’an, Shaanxi Province. The event was guided by the Sixth Bureau of the United Front Work Department of the CPC Central Committee, the United Front Work Department of the CPC Shaanxi Provincial Committee, and the United Front Work Department of the CPC Xi’an Municipal Committee, and was hosted by the Qiu Shi Innovation Research Institute of Zhejiang.


Mr. Liu Quan, Member of the Beijing CPPCC and Chairman of IBI (Beijing United Information Technology Co., Ltd., stock code 603613.SH), was invited to attend the forum and exchanged insights with other participants on the value and role of the new social strata in advancing industrial e-commerce and industrial internet development.

At the forum, Mr. Dai Xianglong, former Governor of the People’s Bank of China and former Mayor of Tianjin, delivered the keynote address.
Mr. Ben Shenglin, Standing Committee Member of the Zhejiang CPPCC, President of the Qiu Shi Innovation Research Institute, Dean of the International Business School of Zhejiang University, and former China Country Head of J.P. Morgan Chase Bank, presented an important report.

As a guest representative, Mr. Liu Quan, alongside Mr. Dai Lizhong (National People’s Congress Deputy and Chairman of Sansure Biotech Co., Ltd.), Mr. Chen Haijia (CPPCC Member and Chairman of Guangzhou Sailera Stem Cell Technology Co., Ltd.), Mr. Liu Xingxie (Standing Committee Member of the Shanghai CPPCC and Chairman of Gaotech Group), Mr. Wang Baizhong (Standing Committee Member of the Shandong CPPCC and Chairman of Great Wall Media Cultural Industry Group), Mr. Lian Zheng (Henan CPPCC Member and Founder of Shangjing Cultural Development Co., Ltd.), and Ms. Yang Huiying (Shanxi CPPCC Member and Chairwoman of Shanxi Yuanjing Energy Technology Co., Ltd.), participated in a roundtable dialogue.

Mr. Liu Quan stated:

“The new social strata have increasingly become a mainstream component of modern economies. Recognizing and respecting their value orientation in corporate governance is essential to stimulating social creativity and innovation potential.”

He emphasized that in listed companies, talent structures are becoming more diverse and collaborative models more innovative — thus, adaptive management and operational philosophies will become major driving forces behind corporate and societal progress.

He further introduced that IBI is deeply involved in industrial e-commerce and industrial internet construction, both key national priorities. The company’s innovative governance and cooperation models have gained broad recognition among the new social strata, and on this foundation, IBI is actively building a corporate culture aligned with mainstream national ideology.


Other distinguished guests included Jiang Min (Vice President of the All China Lawyers Association and Spokesperson of the National Lawyers Industry Party Committee), Huang Chunhua (Shanghai CPPCC Member and Chairman of Hualei Information Technology Co., Ltd.), Yu Jianwen (Shanghai CPPCC Member and Director of Tongxinzai Gallery), Huang Hai (Jilin CPPCC Member and President of Jilin Heart Disease Hospital), and Xie Shiling (Jiangsu CPPCC Member and Director of Jiangsu Yuntong Law Firm). Each delivered keynote addresses.

Additionally, the Qiu Shi Innovation Research Institute released its latest research achievement — the “Future City Index Report”, which evaluates urban development potential and competitiveness across China through five dimensions: innovation, coordination, green development, openness, and sharing. The report represents an active exploration by the new social strata into high-quality economic development and is expected to serve as a “thermometer” for assessing sustainable urban progress.