Guangdong Governor Leads Delegation to TÜV Rheinland Hungary, Forging a New Frontier in China-Europe Economic and Technological Partnership

On May 16, Wang Weizhong, Governor of Guangdong Province, led a high-level delegation to TÜV Rheinland Hungary, reinforcing China-Europe ties in economic and technological collaboration. The visit included strategic exchanges with Zsolt Pesze, Managing Director of TÜV Rheinland Hungary; Jay Yang, Senior Vice President, Business Stream Products, TÜV Rheinland Greater China; and Cindy Wang, Vice General Manager, Government Relations, TÜV Rheinland Greater China.

"Guangdong is dedicated to serving as a 'bridge' that connects the growth opportuniities with future potential of Europe. We look forward to expanding collaboration in investment, trade, technological innovation, and cultural exchange with Hungary and other European partners," said Governor Wang. " It is encouraging to see TÜV Rheinland Hungary’s close interaction with the Greater Bay Area in areas such as data interoperability, standards development, and innovation—initiatives that provide strong technical backing for product exports, overseas expansion, and regulatory dialogue between China and the EU.“

Zsolt Pesze emphasized, " As one of Europe’s largest certification hubs, TÜV Rheinland Hungary leverages its unmatched testing capabilities and comprehensive accreditation to empower Chinese enterprises to navigate European and global markets with confidence. In light of upcoming EU regulations such as the RED Directive, the new Battery Regulation, and the AI Act, we help enterprises overcome trade barriers through alignment with global standards and strengthened Sino-Hungarian collaboration.”

Jay Yang shared， “TÜV Rheinland Greater China plays a vital role in connecting domestic enterprises with European markets. By deeply understanding their operational challenges, we offer expert-driven, customized services to ensure compliance with EU regulations. Our cross-regional collaboration has helped build mutual trust between businesses, especially in areas such as sustainability, product safety, and market access. These efforts also reduce certification timelines and compliance costs, delivering concrete value to Chinese enterprises.”

Looking ahead, TÜV Rheinland will continue to drive innovation with technology advancement in offering full-spectrum solutions to facilitate China-EU cooperation.