On the afternoon of February 5, 2024, an online conference connecting nearly twenty cities including Sydney and Melbourne in Australia, Lagos in Africa, Lai City and Suva in the South Pacific, Seoul in East Asia, and Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Meizhou, Nanning, Beihai, Guiyang, Liupanshui, Lanzhou, and Dalian in China, was fervently and intensely discussed. The conference was initiated by the Ausmate Group and hosted by the Guizhou Taihe Shifang Business Management Consulting Center (Limited Partnership), inviting officials from various countries' consular institutions, such as Dr. Yolinda , the Consul General and Trace Commissioner of the Republic of Fiji in Shanghai, Ms. Nina Dynon, the Deputy Consul General of Australia in Chengdu, Mr. Michael Chrisanthus, Counsellor at the Nigerian Embassy in China, and Mr. Miring Singoling, an official from the Deputy Governor's Office of Morobe Province in Papua New Guinea, along with representatives from international companies like AFIA PNG Limited, PACIFIC SILK ROAD HOLDINGS (FIJI) PTE LIMITED, PAKRIN INVESTMENTS (Nigeria) LTD, Braneat (Korea), CONNEX BUSINESS CENTRE, and FOUR & CO, as well as leading domestic enterprises such as JD Group, Sany Group, Sichuan Supply and Marketing Cooperative, Yilong Group, and China Travel Service. Nearly 200 participants from business institutions, associations, and companies in Guizhou, Guangxi, Guangdong, Gansu, and Liaoning also took part in this online conference.
（Opening statement by Chairman of Ausmate, Wen Lu）
（Speech by Dr. Yolinda Chan, the Fiji Consul General and Trade Commissioner in Shanghai）
（Speech by Ms. Nina Dynon, Deputy Consulate Geneal of Australia in Chengdu）
（Speech by Mr. Michael Chrisanthus, Counsellor, Embassy of Nigeria）
The conference focused on multilateral trade cooperation across five countries and five provinces, discussing the establishment of efficient information exchange and supply chain alliances. Ausmate Group proposed a concept for a global international project and supply chain alliance as well as regional alliance layout, reaching an agreement with Ausmate's global branches to establish official channels for multilateral trade and industry. Alongside the main session exchanges, one-on-one meetings for Ausmate members and strategic partners were also arranged, delving into cooperation on new energy, used cars, tourism exchange projects, overseas warehouse construction, brand promotion, and import-export trade cooperation. Particularly for Guizhou and Guangxi's specialty industries, the meeting laid a solid foundation for their debut in overseas markets and finding partners. The conference resulted in thirty-three cooperation intentions, including: 8 projects, 15 import and 10 export initiatives. Many participating companies commented, "Such online meetings are not only efficient and concise but also practical for businesses. It allows us to understand overseas demands right from our doorstep, which is truly effective and convenient for enhancing business development and taking our brands international."
