On June 11, the Central Asia Robotics Special Competition of the International Embodied Intelligence Innovation Competition was held in Astana, Kazakhstan. Mr. Yuan Zhizhou, Chairman of CCSP attended the opening ceremony as a specially invited guest.
The competition took place at the National Sports University of Kazakhstan and was guided by the China Federation of Industrial Economics, the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Kazakhstan, and the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation of Uzbekistan. It was hosted by the China Electronic Enterprises Association, the Department of Industry and Information Technology of Jiangsu Province, and the Department of Education of Jiangsu Province, and co-organized by Nanjing Vocational Institute of Science and Technology, the National Sports University of Kazakhstan, and the Jiangsu Chamber of Commerce in Uzbekistan, among others. The event brought together representatives from universities, digital industry authorities, enterprises, and industry-education integration platforms in Jiangsu and Central Asian countries to exchange ideas on embodied intelligence, robotics applications, and digital industry cooperation.
During the opening ceremony, Chairman Yuan Zhizhou and other distinguished guests jointly witnessed the launch of the Central Asia Robotics Special Competition. As a business representative with a long-term focus on the Central Asian market and a strong commitment to promoting cooperation in green industries and smart equipment, Chairman Yuan engaged in in-depth discussions with relevant officials and participating organizations. He shared CCSP's latest progress in Central Asia, including the company's active involvement in the construction of an environmental technology industrial park in Uzbekistan, engineering project collaboration, export of green equipment, resource recycling, and new energy supporting facilities. He highlighted CCSP's continuous efforts to facilitate the local deployment of Chinese technology, equipment, and services.
At the subsequent Jiangsu–Kazakhstan Digital and Intelligent Industry Innovation Cooperation Matchmaking Session, Chairman Yuan held talks with representatives from multiple Central Asian universities, enterprises, and institutions. The discussions focused on university-enterprise collaboration, talent development, industrial park construction, and the localization of Chinese-invested enterprises. These exchanges laid a solid foundation for further expanding industry-education integration, technical cooperation, and project implementation in Central Asia.
Looking ahead, CCSP will continue to strengthen its presence in the Central Asian market, leveraging its advantages in overseas industrial organization, project execution, and resource integration. The company remains committed to promoting practical cooperation with Central Asian universities, enterprises, and relevant institutions, and will strive to make greater contributions to local industrial development and the high-quality global expansion of Chinese enterprises.
