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<\/p>\nOn May 29, 2026, the 10th China (Qingdao) Private Enterprise Entrepreneurship Africa Seminar – the “Safe Outbound Trade – Secure Escort” special event on overseas security and protection was grandly held at Shengdang Hall of Shangri-La in Qingdao. As a core member enterprise of the Qingdao China-Africa Chamber of Commerce, Qingdao Hongya Rund International Logistics Co., Ltd. was invited to attend this event. Together with government leaders, industry experts and representatives of outbound enterprises, they discussed the construction of security and protection systems in investment and trade with Africa.<\/p>\n
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This seminar was jointly organized by Qingdao China-Africa Chamber of Commerce and Ping An Insurance Qingdao Branch. It received strong support from the Shandong Provincial Department of Commerce, Qingdao Federation of Industry and Commerce, and China-Africa People’s Chamber of Commerce, among others. The conference focused on the security risks faced by Chinese enterprises in Africa in terms of politics, finance, personal safety, healthcare, and information, and aimed to build an overseas security service platform for government and enterprises to collaborate and provide assistance for the stable “going global” of private enterprises.<\/p>\n
During the meeting, Hongya Runada’s representative listened carefully to the special presentations given by experts from various fields such as national ministries, security, finance, and healthcare. They focused on topics closely related to logistics and supply chain security, including “Prevention of Non-traditional Security Risks”, “Cross-border Personal Insurance and Rescue Services”, “African Financial Security and Fund Assurance”, and “Overseas Medical and Health Services”.<\/p>\n
Hongya Runada has long been deeply involved in the African market, dedicated to providing efficient, safe and compliant international logistics and supply chain solutions for enterprises engaged in trade and investment with Africa. Chen Ying, the deputy general manager of Hongya Runada, attended the event and stated: “The African market is full of opportunities, but safety risks cannot be ignored. As a logistics company, we are not only the carriers of goods, but also the guardians of our clients’ asset security. Through participating in this seminar, we have further enhanced our ability to identify risks and respond to emergencies. In the future, we will continue to collaborate with the chamber of commerce and professional institutions to provide customers with more secure one-stop overseas services.”<\/p>\n
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During this event, the “China-Africa Security and Assurance Platform” construction ceremony and the “China-Africa Connect” one-stop comprehensive service platform launch ceremony were also held. This marks that Qingdao’s overseas service system for Africa has entered a more systematic and professional new stage. Hongya Rundar will also actively participate in the platform construction, promoting information sharing, resource integration and collaborative linkage, and helping more enterprises achieve “safe overseas operations and peaceful development”.<\/p>\n
In the future, Hongya Runda will continue to deepen its cooperation with the government, financial institutions, security and medical service providers, and continuously enhance its comprehensive support capabilities for non-business operations, thus safeguarding the development of Chinese enterprises in Africa.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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