Recently, ZEHO ECO and Shanghai Securities News held a special exchange symposium in Beijing. The two parties engaged in in-depth dialogue on topics including the development opportunities and challenges for private enterprises under the implementation background of the "Private Economy Promotion Law," and innovation in business cooperation models. The aim is to inject new momentum into the high-quality development of the private economy through cross-sector exchange.

Tan Fei, Editor-in-Chief of Shanghai Securities News, led a core delegation including Deputy Editor-in-Chief Zhang Youchun, Deputy General Manager He Jianye, and Editorial Board Member Ma Jingyu to attend the event. Representing ZEHO ECO's management were Chairman Zhang Yijun, Vice Chairman and President Zhang Huipeng, Director Yang Bo, Head of Ecological Environment Huang Jun, Dean of the Design Institute Li Baojun, Head of Artificial Intelligence Wang Fushan, CFO Lang Cuixia, and Board Secretary Lei Xiao.

At the symposium, Li Baojun, Vice President of ZEHO ECO and Dean of the Design Institute, systematically explained the company's strategic business upgrade. Leveraging its profound experience in ecological environment governance, ZEHO ECO is strategically focusing on the field of eco-friendly water infrastructure construction, actively expanding into the operation of urban waterfront living rooms and cultural tourism scenic areas. Simultaneously, it is heavily investing in AI-centric artificial intelligence businesses, committed to providing customers with systematic "Technology + Design + Construction + Operation + Commerce" solutions.

Tan Fei, Editor-in-Chief of Shanghai Securities News, stated that as an authoritative capital market media outlet under Xinhua News Agency, the newspaper will leverage its strengths in professional editorial work and omnimedia communication to continuously and closely monitor the development dynamics of private enterprises. Through policy interpretation, case studies, and market research, it will foster a favorable public opinion environment for the private economy and help enterprises enhance their capital market influence.

Subsequently, the symposium shifted to practical discussions on common challenges faced by private enterprises. Addressing widespread issues such as bottlenecks in order acquisition, pressure from accounts receivable collection, and limited financing channels, the expert team from Shanghai Securities News offered suggestions from the perspective of policy implementation. Tan Fei pointed out that the "Private Economy Promotion Law" clarifies institutional safeguards such as market access and financing support. He particularly emphasized that media can leverage their strengths as a third-party observer to promote the establishment of regular communication mechanisms between the government and enterprises, and between enterprises and financial institutions, thereby tackling various problems caused by information asymmetry.

This symposium was not merely a business exchange but also a valuable attempt by media and enterprises to explore synergistic development under a new policy cycle. With the establishment of a regular cooperation mechanism, both parties will focus on problem-solving and value creation, aiming to provide a replicable model of cross-sector collaboration for the transformation and development of the private economy in the new era.