On the date, the 5th President's Office Meeting and Enterprise Leadership Forum of the Metallurgical Equipment Branch of the China Iron and Steel Industry Association was held in Ningbo.

The picture shows the meeting site

Luo Tiejun, Member of the Standing Committee of the Party Committee and Vice President of the China Iron and Steel Association, Wang Yingsheng, Chief Economist of the China Iron and Steel Association and Executive Vice President of the Metallurgical Equipment Branch, Shi Hongwei, Deputy Secretary-General of the China Iron and Steel Association and Director of the Market Research Department, Xue Jun'an, Deputy General Manager of HBIS Co., Ltd. and President of the Metallurgical Equipment Branch of the China Iron and Steel Association, Cheng Juhai, Secretary-General of the Metallurgical Equipment Branch of the China Iron and Steel Association, and other leaders attended the meeting. Xue Jun'an presided over the meeting.

The picture shows Luo Tiejun

The picture shows Wang Yingsheng

The picture shows Shi Hongwei

The picture shows Xue Junan

The picture shows Cheng Juhai

The meeting discussed and passed the agenda of the 5th Membership General Assembly of the 2nd Session, the work report of the 5th Membership General Assembly of the 2nd Session, the report on the collection and expenditure of annual membership dues and the annual expenditure budget, the proposal on admitting new members, the proposal on adding and replacing council members, the proposal on adjusting deputy secretaries-general, the proposal on electing vice presidents, and determined the host unit and venue for the annual conference of the Metallurgical Equipment Branch.

In the subsequent session of the enterprise leadership forum, leaders from associations, steel enterprises, and equipment suppliers engaged in discussions around aspects such as equipment maintenance, digitization, intelligence, and localization. It was unanimously agreed that, given the current situation of reduced maintenance and repair personnel in steel enterprises, it is necessary to intensify efforts in the digital and intelligent upgrading of equipment to improve maintenance efficiency and reduce the workload of maintenance staff; to innovate equipment management systems to invigorate operations; to increase training for personnel across the entire equipment system to enhance inspection and maintenance capabilities; and to accelerate cooperation with domestic equipment enterprises to improve equipment stability and reduce costs.