Ms. Wan Guilan from Yulan Home Textile visited Sudan and South Africa with the Women's Enterprise Association

From April 25 to May 6, 2014, Long Jiangwen, Vice President of Women Enterprise Association, led a delegation of 18 people to visit Sudan and South Africa. Sudan and South Africa attach great importance to the visit of the delegation of the Women's Enterprise Association, and warmly receive the delegation of the Women's Enterprise Association. Ms. Wan Guilan, general manager of Yulanxin Chinese bedding products, also visited Sudan and South Africa as a member of Women Entrepreneurs Association. During the delegation's visit, the Sudanese side arranged for women entrepreneurs from China and the Soviet Union to meet and discuss during dinner and talks; The South African side arranged two meetings for women entrepreneurs from both sides, and Sudan and South Africa arranged high-level meetings respectively, demonstrating the sincerity of cooperation between Sudan and South Africa.

Group photo of President Wan and Sudanese Ambassador to China

President Wan and President of Sudan Women Enterprise Association

On April 25, the Chinese delegation arrived in Khartoum, Sudan. Ali Yusuf, adviser to the governor of Khartoum, received President Long and his delegation and held talks. On April 27, Mustafa Osman Ismail, Minister of the Wisdom Election Department of the Sudanese Government, met with the Chinese delegation and reached an agreement. Mustafa said at the ministerial meeting: "Sudan has also built some free trade zones, which is something we can learn from. Sudan strongly advocates the development of agriculture, and hopes that women entrepreneurs can choose wisely in Sudan. In the near future, we hope to see your enterprises in Sudan".

President Wan and Long Jiangwen, Vice President of Women Enterprise Association

Ms. Wan Guilan, General Manager of Yulan

On April 28, the Chinese delegation arrived in Johannesburg, South Africa, and Zhu Yiyuan, President of All African Women and Chinese Federation, warmly received the delegation. On April 30, in the hotel where the Chinese delegation stayed, the two sides held a grand meeting. Before the talks, Angie Mosaka, Minister of Education of South Africa and President of the Women's Federation, met with the Chinese delegation. She said: "China South Africa relations are not only a matter between men, but also between women. I am happy to participate as a guide. South Africa is a large trading partner of South Africa, and South Africa is also a large partner in Africa. Thank you for the delegation led by the Women's Enterprise Association, and welcome you. The South African Women's Federation will comprehensively promote the development of China South Africa relations. On behalf of the government and the Women's Federation, I will certainly promote the success of cooperation! South Africa is full of expectations for the "Year of South Africa" in 2014 and the "Year of South Africa" in 2015. "

The South African Association of Chinese Women Entrepreneurs welcomes the visit of the delegation of the Association of Women Enterprises

President Wan took a group photo with President Lekuta of South Africa's Department of International Relations and Cooperation

After that, women entrepreneurs from China and the Soviet Union and Central South China communicated and exchanged ideas to achieve their goals. After exchange and communication, some cooperation intentions have been preliminarily formed. At the dinner on April 26, the president of Sudan Women's Enterprise Association exchanged views on cooperation with Ms. Wan Guilan, the general manager of Jiangxi Lantianyu Home Textile Co., Ltd. (Yulan Home Textile). In addition, the South African Association of Women Entrepreneurs also intends to cooperate with Blue Sky Home Textiles. The South African Department of International Relations and Cooperation is scheduled to visit Lantianyu from May 26 to June 5 for further cooperation.

Group photo of women entrepreneurs in central and southern China

President Wan presented Yulan products and took a group photo with Anji Mosaka, Minister of Education and the Women's Federation of the National University of South Africa