During the 29th Conference of the Parties (COP29) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, held grandly in Baku, Azerbaijan, Sinoway Forest had the honor of engaging in a productive bilateral meeting with the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development of Mauritania. As a specialist in the field of ecological restoration, Sinoway Forest seized this valuable opportunity to deeply exchange views and visions with the Mauritanian government on environmental protection and sustainable development.

On October 30, 2024, Liu Tao, Chairman of Sinoway Forest Technology Co., Ltd. , along with Cheng Wei, the company's overseas business director, visited Ms. Odontuya, Minister of Environment and Climate Change of Mongolia, in Ulaanbaatar. Both sides conducted in-depth exchanges and discussions on the 100,000-hectare ecological restoration project surrounding the capital city of Ulaanbaatar and the ecological governance demonstration project in the Gobi region.

On October 17th, Liu Tao, Chairman of Sinoway Forest, officially signed an agreement with the Georgian research institution, Foundation Caucasus Environment (FCE), in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, for a feasibility study on the construction of 50,000 hectares of carbon sink forests in specific regions of Georgia. Through scientific research and feasibility analysis, the feasibility of constructing carbon sink forests in the specified areas of Georgia will be explored. The signing of this agreement marks a new breakthrough for Sinoway Forest in its project layout in the region and demonstrates its firm commitment to addressing global climate change and promoting sustainable development.

On October 14th, Sinoway Forest officially launched a new project in the Aral Sea region of Uzbekistan. This project aims to advance the construction of carbon sequestration forests by utilizing artificial precipitation and seed ball experimental technologies to address local desertification issues. Liu Tao, Chairman of Sinoway Forest, signed a cooperation agreement with Karakalpak State University to jointly research experimental tests for the restoration of the Aral Sea and desertification control.

Sinoway Forest contributes to the further advancement of the Great Green Wall Initiative in Africa, as evidenced by the remarkable achievement in the Mauritanian desert - over 60% of the planted tree seeds have germinated, displaying robust growth and exuberant vitality. This green miracle has been jointly witnessed by the local environmental protection departments and residents.

From August 9th to August 14th, an extraordinary "Green Sowing Initiative" quietly took shape at the Ganyu Plant, where 3,000 innovative seed balls (containing approximately 15,000 tree seeds) filled with visions of future forests were meticulously planted in every inch of the factory's fertile soil.