At the noon on June 28th, 2016, Paris time, former French Interior Minister Mr. Claude Guéant met with YRIC Global Executive President Mr. Liu Meng and the France YRIC preparatory team. After a pleasant discussion of about three hours, they reached preliminary agreement on issues of the president candidate, legal registration formalities and alliance members. So far, the eighth global YRIC with the same name is expected to locate in Paris. 

The Former French Interior Minister Mr. Claude Guéant(3rd R) met with YRIC Global Executive President Mr. Liu Meng(2nd R) and the Preparatory Team

In the meeting, Mr. Liu Meng detailedly introduced YRIC as the global platform for business leaders and the core idea of win-win cooperation, unique mode of global chamber of commerce, interaction strategy of capital and resource and rule of establishing overseas chamber of commerce with the same name and the accomplishment of global layout and future development plan within two years. Mr. Claude Guéant seriously listened to and noted down the presentation by Liu Meng and in his following statement he said he had a certain understanding of YRIC through the survey of the embassy, having a conversation with other YRIC leaders, reading relevant materials and other various channels and he very appreciated and supported YRIC with the belief that YRIC created a globally unique mode adapting to the development of the world economy and the tendency of international integration as one of the most hopeful chambers of commerce in the world.   

Former French Interior Minister Mr. Claude Guéant(L) and YRIC Global Executive President Mr. Liu Meng(R) 

Then, Mr. Claude Guéant recommended and analyzed some French political and business dignitaries suitable for President of the chamber of commerce and expressed he would contact related personnel and communicate with senior French officials to recommend YRIC and to start the preparatory work for establishing the French YRIC as soon as possible. Meanwhile, the preparatory team also discussed the possibility of many French commercial resources supporting YRIC future development.