BEIJING, Nov. 19, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Wuliangye, a leading Chinese baijiu maker, held a concert in Washington, D.C. and showed up at the 2024 Fortune Global Forum held in New York and the 2024 APEC CEO Summit held in Lima recently, which is part of its “Harmony Global Tour” activity, to boost exchange, integration and coexistence of different civilizations with baijiu as a medium.

At the “Harmony Movement” Wuliangye Classic Chinese and Foreign Songs Chamber Concert held in Washington, D.C. on November 10 local time, famous Chinese composer Zhang Zheng presented a new interpretation of “Wuliangye Theme Song”, the representative song of Wuliangye, demonstrating a harmonious collision between Western classical music and traditional Chinese baijiu culture.

As the chief partner of the 2024 Fortune Global Forum held in New York, Wuliangye exhibited rich products at its booth including cocktails combining Chinese and Western styles, creating a platform for communication of different cultures and for businesses to find opportunities.

Wuliangye also displayed various products at the 2024 APEC CEO Summit Asia-Pacific sustainable business night series activities held in Lima on November 15 local time. The 2024 APEC CEO Summit & Wuliangye joint commemorative gift boxes featuring Chinese and Peruvian elements were launched during the activities to show the harmony and coexistence of Chinese and other cultures.

The Americas is one of the earliest overseas markets that Wuliangye has entered, said a representative of Wuliangye, adding that the baijiu maker will promote Chinese culture to local consumers through the “culture plus experience” operation mode, and explore cooperation opportunities with local markets in product services and cultural exchanges via the consumption scenario of “Chinese cuisine plus Chinese baijiu”, fostering the steady development of the brand in the global market in a diverse way.

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SÃO PAULO, Nov. 19, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Ambipar, a global leader in environmental solutions, is excited to announce its expansion into the United Arab Emirates (UAE) with the launch of Ambipar MENA, its first office in the Persian Gulf. The launch took place on November 18, during a dinner at the Lane, in Dubai, with a visual campaign at Burj Khalifa building.

Ambipar is a company headquartered in Brazil that operates across six continents and over 40 countries, providing innovative environmental services to industries worldwide. The UAE Ambipar’ office will operate in Abu Dhabi and the perspective of Ambipar’s CEO, Tercio Borlenghi Jr., is to start the operation in January 2025.

“We see great potential for Ambipar’s operations in the Middle East and North Africa in various segments for which we are able to offer complete services and products aimed at environmental management, especially for the circular economy,” says Tercio Borlenghi Jr, CEO of Ambipar Group.

This strategic move aims to bring Ambipar’s comprehensive portfolio of solutions closer to potential clients in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.

The UAE has been implementing measures to promote circularity, including the expansion of recycling infrastructure, with a goal of removing 75% of waste from landfills by 2030. The country also aims to become net zero by 2050. Ambipar’s United Arab Emirates unit will operate in Abu Dhabi.

Ambipar is committed to helping companies meet their sustainability goals through a wide range of environmental services, including waste management, emergency response, environmental consulting, and circular economy solutions. As a pioneer in the field, Ambipar offers innovative products and services, making it a trusted partner for industries seeking to reduce their environmental impact.

With over 500 operational bases globally, Ambipar has become a recognized leader in environmental management. The company is known for its cutting-edge Research, Development, and Innovation (R&D&I), with more than 25 patents and over 50 national and international awards. Ambipar’s expertise positions the company as major player to help businesses in the UAE and across the MENA region achieve their sustainability objectives.

Ambipar’s dedication to environmental sustainability extends to its financial operations. The company’s shares (AMBP3) are listed on both the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the Brazilian Stock Exchange (B3) and are recognized as “green stocks” by B3 and Standard&Poor’s. Only 0.02% of global stocks are classified as green, and Ambipar is the first private Latin American company to join this exclusive group.

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BEIJING, Nov. 19, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — John Kimani, an expert from the Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization, is enthusiastic about the potential of a new type of rice developed by China to make a new contribution to food security and the fight against poverty in his homeland.

Kimani, who is in charge of the rice fields, said the new rice can yield up to 7.5 tonnes per hectare, more than doubling the output of traditional Kenyan varieties. The new rice variety is expected to be approved in Kenya this year and bring new hope of attaining food self-sufficiency to this African country, where over 80 percent of its rice is imported.

In recent years, China has assisted African countries in poverty reduction and supported the two sides in carrying out poverty reduction exchanges and cooperation, bringing tangible benefits to the local people.

China will always be a reliable long-term partner of fellow developing countries and a doer and go-getter working for the cause of global development, Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Monday while delivering a speech during the first session of the 19th G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

“A single flower does not make spring. China wants to see a hundred flowers in full blossom and will go hand in hand with fellow developing countries toward modernization,” Xi said.

Aiding global poverty reduction

To date, China has lifted nearly 800 million of its people out of extreme poverty, meeting the poverty reduction target of the UN’s 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development ahead of schedule.

To tackle poverty, China has made targeted policies tailored to each village, household, and person and facilitated growth by vigorously channeling talent, funds, and technologies to underdeveloped regions. It also helped localities generate growth by fostering industries with distinctive features and upgrading infrastructure, all based on their own conditions.

“If China can make it, other developing countries can make it too. This is what China’s battle against poverty says to the world,” Xi said.

While committed to eradicating poverty at home, China has collaborated with other countries to reduce poverty worldwide, fostering a global community with a shared future for mankind.

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In Africa, China has set up and implemented 47 poverty reduction and agricultural projects, trained close to 9,000 agricultural personnel, shared over 300 advanced and applicable technologies, and benefited over 1 million smallholders under the poverty reduction and agricultural development program.

China also actively helps developing countries improve their infrastructure and strengthen connectivity, promoting local economic and social development.

According to a CGTN poll, 91.4 percent of respondents agree that China is a strong force in promoting the development, revitalization and shared prosperity of Global South countries.

There should be more bridges of cooperation and less “small yard, high fences” so that more and more developing countries will be better off and achieve modernization, Xi said at the summit.

China’s actions

Closely linking its own development with shared global development, China has always been an active advocate, staunch promoter and continuous contributor to global poverty reduction.

To boost South-South cooperation, China has upgraded the Global Development and South-South Cooperation Fund, increasing its capital to $4 billion. The total number of global development projects established has surpassed 1,000, with over 500 projects completed or currently in implementation.

Calling for moving toward modernization with fellow developing countries, Xi outlined China’s eight actions for global development, covering areas such as pursuing high-quality Belt and Road cooperation, supporting development in Africa, and supporting the G20 in carrying out practical cooperation for the benefit of the Global South.

Xi said the $20 billion in development funds will continue to be put to good use to support developing countries and deepen practical cooperation in areas such as poverty reduction, food security and the digital economy.

He said China has decided to join the Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty and voiced support for the G20 in continuing to convene the Development Ministerial Meeting.

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Xi has also announced the decision to give all least developed countries with diplomatic relations with China zero-tariff treatment for 100 percent tariff lines. From now to 2030, China’s imports from other developing countries are likely to top $8 trillion.

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