Hello everyone, thank you for your attention. I am the CEO of Summery International Trading.
We are committed to business innovation models built on digitalization and computing power, and we firmly align ourselves with the new era. This approach stems from two core considerations:
First, it is an inevitable requirement for progress in the new era. No matter how unfamiliar this path may be, and how incompatible it may seem with conventional mindsets, we will forge ahead without hesitation.
Meanwhile, to be frank: amid the overall transformation of the market landscape, and unprecedented upheavals in market structure and income expectations during the economic transition, the traditional models are no longer sustainable. We can only feel our way to blaze our own trail, and dedicate our full efforts to cultivating a “second engine” for growth and development.
It is our sincere hope that, with humility and this spark of aspiration, we may bring hope to the years ahead and make a meaningful impact.
HUGO ARENDT
Our group specializes in the import and export of automobiles and construction machinery for years. Rooted in China, we serve markets across Africa, the Middle East and Eastern Europe. Supported by mature supply chains, strict quality inspection and efficient logistics, we export passenger cars, commercial vehicles and engineering equipment. Adhering to integrity and win-win cooperation, we provide global buyers with one-stop solutions covering purchasing, customs clearance and after-sales support, striving to become a reliable benchmark in cross-border vehicle trade.
I fully agree with Hugo’s view. If things can be accomplished merely by transmitting bits, then the delivery of physical entities loses its significance. This is also the core essence of innovation.
Je suis tout à fait d’accord avec Hugo : si le simple transfert de bits permet de réaliser les choses, l’expédition d’entités physiques perd tout son sens, et c’est là l’essence même de l’innovation.Tapsoba Rasmane
Member of the African Union Trade Delegation