China's development in the eyes of Syrian businessman Delhi(Part one)

"From the difference in speed and punctuality between ordinary passenger cars and high-speed rail, we can clearly see the difference between China's past and present." Abdul Rahman, a Syrian businessman who studied, lived and started a business in China Delhi recently told reporters in Damascus, the capital of Syria, about the changes and development of China in the past ten years that he has experienced and witnessed.

In the 1990s, Delhi went to China to study. After graduation, he returned to Syria to work for a period of time. He saw the rapid development of China's foreign trade and found abundant business opportunities in Syria-China trade, so he decided to set up a foreign trade enterprise in China.

According to the needs of the Syrian market, Delhi established a foreign trade enterprise in Yiwu, Zhejiang, and selected food machinery, packaging equipment, etc. to sell in Syria. Years of business results prove that Delhi made the right choice. Now his company has opened an office in the bustling area of Damascus to connect with Chinese suppliers.

Delhi believes that the success of his career is due to China's favorable business environment. "The legal consultation and market supply and demand information provided by relevant Chinese institutions for operators helps us to accurately connect with suppliers and production enterprises."

Having worked and lived in China for many years, Delhi has visited many places in China and felt China's development at the forefront of the market.