Honsen Energy and Resources International Ltd. Held The Belt and Road Strategic Investment Summit Forum in Beijing

BEIJING, Oct. 15, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Honsen Energy and Resources International Ltd. held The Belt and Road Strategic Investment Summit Forum" in Beijing. Attendees of the forum included Jim Rogers, the Legendary International Investor, Wang Luolin, the Vice Chairman of the China Enterprise Investment Association, Former Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee and Executive Vice President of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and Deputy Director of the Economic Commission of the 10th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Li Qidi, the Head of the Department of Project Review of the Bureau of Legal Affairs of National Development Bank, Yok Mu-ming, Chairman of the New Party of Taiwan, Kuomintang Delegation (with Wu Dunyi, the Party Chairman's congratulations), Qiu Guanzhou, Professor of Central South University and Academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and many other politicians and business elites.

Honsen Energy and Resources International Ltd. is an international mining company that integrates mining investment, development, exploration and production with its core business of non-ferrous metals and rare metal mineral resources development in Central Asia. Mr. Chien-Ho Lee, Chairman of Honsen International, has been engaged in the financial sector for three decades in Mainland China, Taiwan and Hong Kong, and is known as the "Mine King in Taiwan". He pointed out: "Honsen International always has great foresight. We believe that the future demand of aluminum resources will increase due to industry development. Under the guidance of The Belt and Road Initiative, considering the current situation of China's shortage of aluminum resources, we will focus on Central Asia, lay out in Kyrgyzstan, and hold Zardelek nepheline syenite in Kyrgyzstan."

Kyrgyzstan has rich reserves of nepheline syenite resources contain aluminium, which is located in the core area of The Belt and Road region. A close relationship is maintained between China and Kyrgyzstan. The two countries are members of the SCO, with trade relations dating back to ancient times. In addition to bringing huge economic benefits, this cooperation project is of great significance for upgrading China's strategic reserve of aluminum resources, which will fundamentally change the strategic dilemma of China's aluminum resources shortage.

Chien-Ho Lee, the Chairman of Honsen International said: "The Zardelek nepheline syenite in Kyrgyzstan is geographically near to China with a great strategical value. We proactively work with international financial organizations and investors to address this opportunity. I am glad that Mr. Jim Rogers attended this event with us."

Jim Rogers co-founded the Quantum Fund with George Soros in 1970. Recognized as the most visionary international investor, he is one of the most successful practitioners in the US securities industry. Jim Rogers said: "I came to China for the first time in 1984. I am very optimistic about China's economic development. I think there will be huge growth in strategic investment opportunities related to China's future development. Now, it is a good time to lay out for the future. Aluminum is an important material for the future industry. The layout in aluminum mines is an inevitable investment in the future. The nepheline syenite is the best substitute resource for bauxite. Kyrgyzstan has broken the current global aluminum mine pattern and is an excellent investment opportunity."

Under the guidance of The Belt and Road initative, Honsen Energy and Resources International Ltd., which was invested by the China Investment Capital Funds Management (Beijing) Co., Ltd., will soon be listed on the US Nasdaq market. This means that among the Chinese concept share, the only indicator stock that Taiwanese are currently participating in along The Belt and Road will become a dazzling star in the overseas capital markets (NASDAQ).

SOURCE Honsen Energy and Resources International Ltd.