Li Zhen, Vice Chairman of the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council (SASAC), met with Roman Cojuhari, General Director of the Public Property Agency of Moldova, in Beijing on May 22. The two sides exchanged views on state-owned assets supervision and state-owned enterprises (SOEs) governance.
Li welcomed Cojuhari and briefed him on the situation of China’s state-owned assets and central SOEs. He noted that SASAC has been continuously improving the institutional frameworks and governance mechanisms. By optimizing layout structure, strengthening evaluation and incentives, improving the management of capital gains, and implementing supervision and accountability, SASAC is committed to making state-owned assets and SOEs stronger in capacity, better in quality and larger in scale, Li added.
Li said that the Chinese side would like to enhance exchanges and deepen cooperation with Moldova to jointly advance the high-quality development of SOEs in both countries.
Cojuhari lauded the achievements made by Chinese state-owned assets and SOEs in their reform and development. He introduced the reform and development plans of Moldovan SOEs, as well as the current progress.
Cojuhari expressed the willingness to learn from China’s experience in SOE reform and development, so as to enhance Moldovan SOEs’ governance capacities and facilitate the country’s modernization drive.
Following the meeting, representatives from relevant departments and bureaus of SASAC also held discussions with the Moldovan side on issues of mutual concern. Officials from the Moldovan Embassy in China and relevant departments and bureaus of SASAC participated in these events.
(Executive editor: Hao Wen)
