在SCO商业论坛上，双方签署了合作备忘录（MOU），以促进中国与中亚及其他国家之间的未来合作与高效工作。
Chyngyz Sher, President of the China-Eurasian Business Council, organized an important meeting in Astana, Kazakhstan. The meeting brought together Talgat Lesov, General Director of Kazlogistics, and Grace Sun, President of the Global Logistics Alliance (GLA). Ms. Grace Sun visited Astana to attend the SCO Business Council meeting on June 28.
At the SCO Business Council, both parties signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to foster future cooperation and efficient work between China and Central Asia and other countries.
共商中亚市场合作新机遇
🌐 关于全球物流联盟（GLA）
全球物流联盟（GLA）是一个国际组织，汇集了全球领先的物流公司和专业人士。GLA网络覆盖170个国家，拥有超过7000家物流公司。该联盟提供全面的物流和电子商务解决方案，帮助企业扩展业务，促进成员间的合作。GLA致力于推动物流流程的发展和优化，提供物流、运输和供应链管理方面的支持和咨询服务。Grace Sun女士是物流行业公认的领导者，拥有丰富的工作经验和卓越的管理和优化物流操作的成就。
🌐 About Global Logistics Alliance (GLA)
The Global Logistics Alliance (GLA) is an international organization uniting leading logistics companies and professionals. GLA’s network spans 170 countries with over 7,000 member companies. This alliance provides comprehensive logistics and e-commerce solutions, offering resources for business expansion and fostering partnerships among its members. GLA promotes the development and optimization of logistics processes, providing support and consultancy in logistics, transportation, and supply chain management. Ms. Grace Sun is a recognized leader in the logistics industry, with extensive experience and outstanding achievements in managing and optimizing logistics operations.
🚛 关于Kazlogistics
Kazlogistics是一个致力于推动哈萨克斯坦物流行业发展的联盟。双方在会议中探讨了与物流公司合作开展大型运输和物流项目的可能性，以及在开发和应用先进物流技术和供应链管理系统方面的投资机会。Grace Sun女士还表示愿意在物流和供应链管理领域分享经验和技术，并在哈萨克斯坦的物流企业中应用GLA的创新解决方案。
此次会议还得到了阿斯塔纳外交俱乐部主席卡伊尔波拉特·萨赫梅托夫的参与和支持。
🚛 About Kazlogistics
Kazlogistics is an alliance dedicated to advancing the logistics industry in Kazakhstan. During the meeting, the parties discussed potential partnerships with logistics companies for large-scale transportation and logistics projects and investment opportunities in developing and implementing advanced logistics technologies and supply chain management systems. Ms. Grace Sun also expressed her readiness to share experience and technology in logistics and supply chain management and to implement GLA’s innovative solutions in Kazakhstan’s logistics enterprises.
The meeting also saw the participation and support of Kayyrbolat Sakhmetov, President of the Astana Diplomatic Club.
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