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Jakarta, June 11th, the 11th "Delong Cup" Badminton Tournament, hosted by the Indonesian Chinese Chamber of Commerce and organized by the Mining and Metallurgy Branch of the Chamber of Commerce, and exclusively named by the Chinese Enterprise Delong Industrial Park, was held at FKS Badminton in Jakarta on the 11th. Hall held.

121 male and female badminton enthusiasts from more than 40 Chinese-funded enterprises and units in Indonesia will compete in four events of women's singles, men's singles, mixed doubles and men's doubles over the weekend.

This is after more than two years of suspension due to the new crown epidemic, the Indonesian Chinese Chamber of Commerce will organize the event again. Chinese Ambassador to ASEAN Deng Xijun delivered a speech at the opening ceremony and kicked off the game.

Deng Xijun said that the new crown epidemic has brought great difficulties to the operations of Chinese-funded enterprises and chambers of commerce in Indonesia, and it has also caused great pressure on the physical and mental health of personnel stationed abroad. The game not only provides a platform for personnel from overseas institutions to learn about golf skills and keep fit, but also helps to deepen exchanges and friendship between Chinese-funded enterprises, and enhance the unity of cooperation to fight the epidemic and seek common development.

Xu Jie, assistant to the general manager of the Chinese enterprise Delong Industrial Park, said that this competition is the first large-scale offline event held by the Indonesian Chinese Chamber of Commerce since the outbreak of the new crown epidemic. The competition implements strict epidemic prevention and control measures. Participants must provide a negative nucleic acid report within 48 hours or a negative antigen test report within 24 hours before entering the arena. Xu Jie said that Delong Industrial Park will continue to title sponsor the event in the future, providing a platform for Indonesian Chinese enterprise employees to meet friends through football.

Badminton is Indonesia's "national ball", and the sport has a broad public base in Indonesia. The sport is also very popular among employees of Chinese-funded enterprises in Indonesia, and it has become the most active sport for employees of Chinese-funded enterprises in the country.

Since its establishment, the Indonesian Chinese Chamber of Commerce has held 11 badminton tournaments. The event has become a networking platform for members of the Indonesian Chinese Chamber of Commerce to communicate and exchange. It has become a successful practice in improving the physical fitness of overseas staff, enriching sports and entertainment activities, and promoting the development of national fitness activities. It is well received by Indonesian Chinese enterprises.

The Indonesian Chinese Chamber of Commerce was originally a Chinese-funded Enterprise (Indonesia) Association established in May 2005. In December 2015, it was renamed the Indonesian Chinese Chamber of Commerce. There are more than 260 member companies, including the world's top 500 state-owned enterprises and China. Top 100 domestic and industry-leading private enterprises, covering energy, mining, transportation, finance, insurance, electronic information, machinery, engineering contracting, chemical and trade industries.

Since its establishment, the association has organized a series of activities such as badminton matches, table tennis matches, basketball matches, friendly bridge games, walking and photography, to enhance solidarity and cooperation among member companies, and to demonstrate the positive, healthy and positive image of Chinese-funded companies in Indonesia.