Driven by the Belt and Road Initiative and Africa's infrastructure boom, Qunfeng Machinery—a leading Chinese construction equipment manufacturer—has been actively expanding its African market presence through high-profile appearances at international trade shows, including recent participations in the Big 5 exhibitions in South Africa and Ethiopia. Showcasing advanced brick-making equipment and innovative solutions, Qunfeng not only demonstrated the technological prowess of "Made with China's Intelligence," but also secured significant on-site partnerships, further solidifying its market leadership in Africa.

Qunfeng Machinery and Huaqiao University's Mechatronics School recently formalized a strategic cooperation agreement during a signing ceremony held at the conference room of Qunfeng's digital manufacturing base. The partnership will focus on joint technological R&D, collaborative talent development, and industrial upgrading across key sectors, establishing a new ecosystem for integrated industry-academia-research collaboration. The event was attended by key leaders including Mr. Xu Jinshan, Chairman of Qunfeng Machinery, and Professor Lin Tianliang, Dean of the Mechatronics School at Huaqiao University.

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