An international industrial park for Japanese-funded small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) opened in Shanghai's Lin-gang Special Area on July 2, with Masaru Okada, Japanese consul-general in Shanghai, in attendance.

An opening ceremony for the industrial park for Japanese-funded SMEs in Lin-gang is held on July 2. [Photo/WeChat ID: shlgguanweihui]

Ten enterprises, including TBM and RobotBank, were introduced into the park, showcasing their confidence and expectation in the park and Lin-gang Special Area.

An enterprise-friendly policy package was issued to the resident Japanese-funded SMEs, providing them with strong support.

The park is located at the Dishui Lake Financial Bay in Lin-gang, aiming to boost cooperation in advantageous industries, integration of innovative resources, and in-depth cultural exchanges between China and Japan.

The office building of the park in Lin-gang. [Photo/WeChat ID: shlgguanweihui]

It took only half a year for the park to begin operations after its establishment in January this year.