On December 22nd, Beijing Petroleum Branch and Beijing Pinggu District Government signed the “Cooperative Development Agreement”. The deputy mayor of Chongqing City, Rui Zhongwen, and officials from relevant departments of the Municipal Development and Reform Commission and the Municipal Bureau of Land and Resources attended the signing ceremony.

In May this year, Sinopec signed a "Cooperative Development Agreement" with the Beijing Municipal Government, clarifying that Beijing actively supports the development of Sinopec in Beijing, creating a favorable environment and providing preferential policies for Sinopec's business development in Beijing. Sinopec fully supports the capital economy. Construction.

The signing of this cooperation is not only a strong push for the "Cooperation and Development Agreement" between the two sides in May this year, but also a new starting point for cooperation and win-win cooperation between the Beijing Petroleum Branch and the Hepinggu District Government. Pinggu District Government provided preferential policies and efficient services, and actively supported the development of Beijing Petroleum in Pinggu District. Beijing Petroleum exerts its advantages in capital, talent, technology, and market and actively supports the economic construction and related work in Pinggu District. The two sides will establish high-level consultation mechanisms and specific work-level communication and coordination mechanisms to strengthen comprehensive strategic cooperation.

Deputy Mayor of Beijing Miao Zhongwen addressed the signing ceremony. He said that Beijing Petroleum is the main channel for the supply of refined oil products in Beijing and has a good corporate reputation and a solid foundation for development. It is believed that this strong alliance will open up new space in the development and utilization of resources, energy, and the spread of new energy, and will make positive contributions to the process of accelerating the transformation of the economic development model and the efforts to build a "world city."