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New Jin Geely RV showcased at China (Jiaxing)-Australia trade conference

29.05.2026 04:56 1 min 1 source
i.ifeng.com ZHO
New Jin Geely RV showcased at China (Jiaxing)-Australia trade conference
Original source: i.ifeng.com

On May 10, the China (Jiaxing)-Australia Economic and Trade Promotion Conference was held in Melbourne. Jin Geely RV, a key enterprise from Tongxiang, participated, with founder Miao Xuezhong signing a three-year strategic cooperation agreement with Australian dealer Green RV. The event featured speeches from Chinese Consulate in Melbourne and Melbourne City Council officials. Jin Geely RV was highlighted as a successful case of Chinese investment in Australia.

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New Jin Geely RV showcased at China (Jiaxing)-Australia trade conference

29.05.2026 i.ifeng.com ZHO Original source

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