July 26, 2024

NWTN partners with CSCEC (Middle East)

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NWTN announces strategic partnership with China State Construction Engineering Corporation (Middle East)
NWTN announces strategic partnership with China State Construction Engineering Corporation (Middle East)

NWTN Inc. announces a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with China State Construction Engineering Corporation (Middle East) LLC (CSCEC), marking a significant stride in international cooperation and sustainable development. This partnership sets a new precedent in the pursuit of advancements in new energy vehicles and green hydrogen projects.

NWTN and CSCEC

This pivotal agreement, witnessed by Wang Shaofeng, President of CSCEC Middle East, and Alan Nan, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of NWTN, was formalized between Wei Chuaihai, Vice President of CSCEC Middle East, and Faris AI Yafei, Director of Strategic Cooperation of NWTN.

The signing ceremony took place at the NWTN booth in the COP28 Green Zone, Dubai Expo City, and was graced by the presence of H.E. Omar Ahmed Suwaina Al Suwaidi, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology (MOIAT).

The signing ceremony was attended by notable figures including Ma Wenlong, Vice President of CSCEC Middle East; Guo Haizhou, President Assistant of CSCEC Middle East; Paul Lin, NWTN Group Automotive Business President; and Steven Cao, NWTN Group Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer.

This strategic partnership encompasses extensive collaboration in market development and business promotion across diverse regions, including East Asia, North Africa, and Southeast Asia. The primary objective is to leverage each company’s industry position and technological prowess to propel the development of innovative and sustainable projects, significantly enhancing both companies’ market competitiveness and brand influence.

Under the terms of the MOU, CSCEC will manage the comprehensive project construction process, including planning, feasibility studies, general contracting, and project financing assistance. In parallel, NWTN will focus on project investment and operations, harnessing its market and product advantages to boost the sales and market expansion of new energy vehicles and green hydrogen projects.

Charging Vehicle (representational image) Image By Freepik
Charging Vehicle (representational image) Image By Freepik

This collaboration epitomizes our commitment to sustainable development and environmental protection. By combining CSCEC’s construction and management expertise with NWTN Inc.’s innovative technology in new energy vehicles and green hydrogen, we aim to set new standards in the industry.

This MOU is just the beginning of a fruitful and long-lasting partnership. Both parties have established a regular communication and exchange system, ensuring the smooth progress of joint projects. Further, each company recognizes the other as a strategic partner in their respective countries, committed to the success of this collaboration.

NWTN is excited to embark on this journey with CSCEC. This partnership not only aligns with its strategic goals but also represents a significant step towards a sustainable future. We are confident that this collaboration will yield remarkable results and set a benchmark in the industry.

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