The China-Japan Enterprise Association’s Second Batch of Donated Supplies Arrives in Wuhan

People's Daily Online, Tokyo, February 17 (Sun Lu and Li Muhang) Since the outbreak of novel coronavirus pneumonia in Wuhan City, Hubei Province and other regions, the Chinese Embassy in Japan attaches great importance to it, and the Embassy immediately launched the emergency mechanism. The China Enterprise Association and overseas Chinese in Japan have also actively responded by donating money and goods. Despite heavy rain on the morning of the 16th, all staff members at the China Enterprise Association in Japan located in Nishibashi, Minato ku, Tokyo, enthusiastically and orderly transported medical supplies to support Wuhan, and posted slogans cheering for Wuhan on each box of supplies. Song Yaoming, Minister of Economy and Commerce of the Chinese Embassy in Japan, Wang Jiaxun, President of the China Enterprise Association in Japan, and Jie Luyi, President of the Tokyo Branch of China Construction Bank, were on site to dispatch and transport materials.

Actively raising medical supplies to fully support Wuhan

Song Yaoming, Minister of Economy and Commerce of the Chinese Embassy in Japan, highly praised the second donation of materials from the China Enterprise Association in Japan to China on site. Minister Song Yaoming stated that all Chinese funded institutions in Japan took immediate action and consciously devoted themselves to supporting the domestic fight against the epidemic. After the Chinese Enterprise Association in Japan issued the Action Proposal for the Chinese Enterprise Association in Japan to Support the Motherland and Fight against novel coronavirus, all institutions responded positively, acted quickly, tried everything possible, regardless of conditions and remuneration, while searching for supplies, while implementing transportation, and opening up the "green channel" to the country.

Quickly respond to the embassy's call to donate charitable materials

Wang Jiaxun, President of the China Enterprise Association in Japan, stated that the association actively responded to the embassy's call and is still in contact with member companies to raise funds and strive to safely deliver more medical supplies to Wuhan. The medical supplies donated this time are the second batch of medical supplies donated in the name of the association. During this period, each member unit also sent the medical supplies to Wuhan in batches through different channels.

Wang Jiaxun introduced that the association actively collaborates with the Economic and Commercial Department of the Chinese Embassy in Japan to implement transportation channels. At present, the China Enterprise Association in Japan is still actively raising materials to prepare for the next donation.

It is reported that the second batch of materials prepared by the China Enterprise Association in Japan was transported by Air China to Wuhan on the afternoon of the 16th.

Song Yaoming, Economic and Commercial Minister of the Chinese Embassy in Japan (third from the left), Wang Jiaxun, President of the Chinese Enterprises Association in Japan (second from the right), and Xie Luyi, President of the Tokyo Branch of China Construction Bank (second from the left)

Song Yaoming, Minister of Economy and Commerce of the Chinese Embassy in Japan, and the China Enterprise Association in Japan are cheering for Wuhan and China together.

On-site medical supplies

The slogans posted on medical supplies

Song Yaoming, the Economic and Commercial Minister of the Chinese Embassy in Japan (left in the picture), and Wang Jiaxun, the president of the Chinese Enterprises Association in Japan (right in the picture), are moving medical supplies.

On-site medical supplies

On-site medical supplies were transported to Tokyo Haneda International Airport