Chalco Group and China FAW Sign Strategic Cooperation Agreement

Published: Mar 17, 2025 17:56

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On March 11, Chalco Group and China FAW signed a strategic cooperation agreement in Beijing. Duan Xiangdong, Party Secretary and Chairman of Chalco Group, and Qiu Xiandong, Party Secretary and Chairman of China FAW, held discussions to further strengthen cooperation and witnessed the signing. Wang Shilei, Deputy Party Secretary and General Manager of Chalco Group, participated in the discussions and presided over the signing ceremony. Tian Yongzhong, Party Leadership Group Member and Deputy General Manager of Chalco Group, and Liang Guiyou, Standing Committee Member of the Party Committee and Deputy General Manager of China FAW, attended the discussions and signed the agreement on behalf of both parties.

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