On the afternoon of April 27, a high-level Pakistan delegation visited Leafun under Leyard and engaged discussions with representatives of the group and members of China Institute for Innovation & Development Strategy (CIIDS).

Members of the delegation included Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri, former Foreign Minister of Pakistan and chairman of Understanding China Forum, Salman Shah, former Finance Minister of Pakistan, Shahid Malik, former Ambassador of Pakistan to India, and Zafar Uddin Mahmood, president of Understanding China Forum. The Chinese side was represented by Liu Xingchen, assistant secretary general at CIIDS and director at the Industrial Synergy and Promotion Center CIIDS, Jiang Xiaofei, deputy director at the Guangzhou Office and executive director at the Industrial Synergy and Promotion Center CIIDS, Yuan Bo, CEO of Leyard and chairman of Leafun, Ling Zibin, general manager of Leyard (Guangzhou) Audiovisual Technology, etc.

Mr. Yuan extended a heartfelt welcome to the Pakistani delegation and highlighted the group’s innovative achievements and global leadership in intelligent display, cultural tourism and night tour, AI and spatial computing. Guangzhou serves as a key hub for our operations in South China and will be pivotal in advancing our collaborative efforts and growth. Leafun plays a pivotal role in Leyard’s cultural tourism sector, bolstering its R&D and innovation by integrating every phase of the industrial chain, from planning and design to production, operation and financing, Yuan said. China and Pakistan have maintained a friendly and cooperative relationship. He looks forward to deeper cooperation in the future and to jointly advancing the prosperity and development of the cultural and technological sectors in both nations.

The Pakistani delegation expressed its gratitude to the group for our warm reception and appreciated our cultural and technological achievements. Mr. Kasuri said, the showroom of Leyard is full of "magic things" and mind-blowing high-tech. He believed that this is attractive to young audience and looked forward to more exchanges between both sides. Pakistanis are thrilled about China's growth and advancements. There is a ton of potential for collaboration between the two nations. He is really impressed by Leafun’s presentation at the final event of his China trip, Kasuri added.

This visit has not only strengthened the cultural and technological ties between China and Pakistan but also opened up new venues for potential collaboration across various sectors. Leafun under Leyard remains committed to fostering an environment of openness, partnership and mutual success, seeking to join forces with additional nations and regions to drive forward global cultural and technological innovation and progress.