Georgian Dream delegation tours major Chinese technology hubs in Hangzhou

The Georgian Dream delegation’s official visit to the People’s Republic of China concludes today.

On the last day of their visit, ruling party delegates toured the headquarters and showroom of Hangzhou-based technology giant Hikvision in Zhejiang Province. The company manufactures surveillance cameras, thermal and advanced video equipment, and integrated security systems for roads, airports, shopping centres, and public spaces, exporting its technology to 120 countries worldwide.

Hikvision’s management expressed readiness to cooperate closely with the Georgian government on both information and technology sharing, as well as through practical partnerships.

Following the Hikvision visit, the Georgian Dream delegation toured the headquarters of Dafeng Industry, another leading Chinese technology hub. The company is a global pioneer in integrated sound and lighting engineering, staging large-scale productions and providing technical infrastructure for major international events, including G20 summits, the Olympic Games, world and Asian sporting championships, and high-level political and economic forums.

Dafeng Industry’s management likewise expressed readiness to pursue comprehensive cooperation with Georgian counterparts, spanning both private enterprises and state institutions, within the framework of the China-Georgia strategic partnership.

The Georgian Dream delegation is led by Nika Samkharadze, a member of the party’s Political Council and Chairman of Parliament’s Foreign Relations Committee. Other delegates include Deputy Speaker Nino Tsilosani, parliamentary committee chair Irakli Kadagishvili, youth wing leader Varlam Liparteliani, and Georgian Ambassador to China Paata Kalandadze.