Best Cheer Group Attended the China Africa Cooperation Forum and Signed a Contract for the Namibian Stone Production and Processing Base Project

Release Date：2018-09-04 17:56

From September 3rd to 4th, the 2018 Forum on China-Africa Cooperation Summit was held in Beijing. This event is the largest and highest-level diplomatic event hosted by China to date. During this cooperative forum, China expressed its willingness to guide the building of a closer China-Africa community with a shared future. Building upon the ten major cooperation plans established at the Johannesburg Summit, China will closely collaborate with African countries to implement eight key action plans in the next three years and beyond.

Gao Zhonglin attends the signing ceremony (fourth from right)

Over the past years, Sino-African cooperation efforts have continued unceasingly. During the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation, both sides continue to engage in significant cooperation in various areas such as infrastructure, energy, and maritime, yielding fruitful results. At this forum, Gao Zhonglin, Chairman of BC Stone Group, attended the signing ceremony of the Namibian stone production and processing base project.

BC STONE production and processing base in Walvis Bay, Namibia

BC STONE's own quarry in Namibia – Namib Bianco Quarry

As the only stone company to participate in and sign agreements at the Beijing Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation, Gao Zhonglin, Chairman of BC Stone Group, stated that shared in Africa, developing Africa, or purchasing stone products from Africa, all contribute to African development and promote the friendship between China and Africa.

The prospecting investment projects of BC Stone Group in Namibia include:

1.In the field of natural stone quarries, the mining area covers over 2,000 square kilometers, with over a hundred different varieties of mines.

2.Construction of a mega stone production and processing base, which will be the largest factory across all industries in Africa.

3.Plans to build a green factory in Africa, utilizing the roofs of the factory buildings to construct photovoltaic power stations, in line with the company's commitment to "resource conservation and environmental friendliness" as part of its social responsibility.