In the face of the fast-spreading epidemic of pneumonia infected by novel coronavirus throughout the country, and following the unified deployment of the CPC Central Committee and the State Council and the requirement of the Party committee of the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission, the Party committee of CECEP has taken the epidemic prevention and control as the paramount task at present, and mobilized, deployed and strengthened related work in an all-round way. Seven medical waste disposal enterprises of CECEP Ecotech Co., Ltd. launched emergency plans as more than 500 staff members worked through the holidays to fulfill their duty. As the “angel” behind the “angel in white,” the medical waste disposal enterprises are firmly taking on the heavy task of safeguarding public health.

Special agricultural products from Songxian County of Henan Province and the Fuchuan Yao Autonomous County of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, which are targets of “paired assistance” for CECEP, as well as from poverty-stricken villages aided by its subsidiary companies, were displayed at the trade fair, including free-range chicken, wormwood and red date tea, orange, Se-rich brown rice, millet and peanut oil. CECEP employees showed great interest in those products and were enthusiastic to buy, with an aim to help farmers in those areas by consumption. During the two-day event, more than 4,000 agricultural products were sold, and trade unions of CECEP subsidiaries signed purchase deals with enterprises in those poverty-stricken areas.

From October 14 to 18, to mark the sixth National Poverty Alleviation Day, Chen Shuguang, deputy secretary of the Party Committee of CECEP, led a team on a tour of Songxian in Henan Province and Fuchuan in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region to inspect the group’s poverty alleviation work in these two poverty-stricken counties under pairing assistance.

The poverty relief team of Jiangxi Company has held training sessions in Nanshan Village, Jiangxi Province. With the sessions, the team members and volunteers coached children at the age of compulsory education from poor families in Chinese, math and English for free.