On July 18, Weng Yuren, vice-mayor of Zhangjiagang, a county-level city in Suzhou, East China's Jiangsu province, met with Markus Kloke, chief executive officer of German precision parts manufacturer E. Winkemann, to discuss business cooperation.
Weng Yuren (middle right), vice-mayor of Zhangjiagang, meets with Markus Kloke (middle left), CEO of E. Winkemann on July 18. [Photo/zjgonline.com.cn]
Weng expressed hopes that E. Winkemann would invest in Zhangjiagang, achieving mutual benefit through deep integration with Zhangjiagang's automotive industry chain.
Kloke praised Zhangjiagang as a good place to invest and do business with its geographical advantages and logistical strengths. He said he looks forward to further strengthening communication and cooperation with the city.
Founded in 1938, E. Winkemann is one of the world's leading precision stamping parts manufacturers from Germany. It serves many well-known companies worldwide, including Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Audi, Volkswagen, Bosch, and Continental.