Representatives from nearly 30 American and international companies visited Guangming Science City on May 12 for an investment and business exchange event jointly organized by the American Chamber of Commerce in South China (AmCham South China).

Delegates toured the Guangming Urban Planning Exhibition Hall, Shenzhen Bay Laboratory and TCL CSOT to learn about the district’s scientific research, industrial planning and advanced manufacturing capabilities.

During a roundtable meeting, officials introduced policies related to business support, talent services and investment incentives. Representatives from companies including Aramark, Tyson Foods, East West Bank and Visa discussed issues including industrial space, financing and project implementation with local authorities.

Harley Seyedin, president of the AmCham South China, said Guangming Science City’s innovation ecosystem and business environment offer strong opportunities for international cooperation, adding that the chamber will continue promoting investment links between U.S. companies and Shenzhen.