On November 22nd, Zhai Baohui, Deputy Director of the Policy Research Center of the Ministry of Housing and Urban Rural Development, Liu Bo, Director of the Construction Industry Research Office, and Niu Weirui, Assistant Researcher, visited Suzhong Group for research and guidance. Hua Wei, Deputy Director of Nantong Housing and Construction Bureau, Zhao Weidong, Director of Construction Industry Development Department, Jia Bogen, Director of Hai'an Construction Management Bureau, Cao Yin, Director of Construction Industry Service Center, and Yan Yongqian, Director of Management Department of Construction Management Bureau, accompanied the survey.

President Chen Yongming reported on the relevant situation of Suzhong Group. He stated that in the face of current difficulties, Suzhong Group has been seeking change in times of crisis, seeking new development through a series of practical measures such as refined management, cooperation between central and state-owned enterprises, and new business expansion. However, the group and even the entire construction industry are still facing many difficulties. We hope that the leaders of the Ministry of Housing and Urban Rural Development can provide guidance and assistance for the relief of construction industry enterprises through research.

Director Jia Bergen introduced the specific measures taken by the Haian Municipal Party Committee, Government, and competent departments to help Haian construction enterprises overcome difficulties, with a focus on reporting on the difficulties faced by local enterprises. He hoped that governments at all levels could provide support to construction enterprises in difficult situations in terms of "ensuring delivery of buildings", settlement and collection, and business development.

Director Zhai Baohui carefully listened to the reports from all parties present at the meeting. He stated that after this survey, he will systematically study the feedback issues from all parties, and hopes that construction enterprises will do a good job in data statistics to provide data support for policy optimization in the housing and construction sector; Secondly, we should take the issue of priority compensation as a breakthrough point and focus on seeking the initiative to respond to risks; Three, timely feedback should be provided on new problems encountered during the process of "ensuring delivery of buildings" to promote civilized law enforcement in relevant areas.