French President Hollande Meets With Ma Yun

French Foreign Minister Fabius gives a banquet.

Then, French President Hollande met the Chinese in the Elysee Palace at the presidential residence.

This is the second meeting of the two people since the Davos conference in January.

The two sides focused on providing the best products to meet the needs of about 200 million Chinese "online" middle class in the future, and discussed the topic of Internet + economy, SME innovation and cooperation.

In May 2014, the French government signed a MOU with the Alibaba group to further promote the French brand and help the law SMEs develop their business through Ali's e-commerce platform.

Since then, a series of French brands such as Loccitane, Lancome, BuccoTherm, Ochestra and Villebois have been stationed in Tmall. At present, there are about hundreds of brands of French commodities on Ali's e-commerce platform.

You can imagine that, with the president's advice, "

The establishment of the European supply chain, France and even European wineries, farms, sea areas and so on can further integrate into the electricity supplier ecosystem, for the Chinese consumers fresh direct delivery of cheese, red wine, foie gras, oysters, desserts, Valentine's Day chocolates.

Many luxury brands in France will also have direct channels for Chinese online shopping consumers, such as the British luxury brand Burberry and the US CK, which have already entered Tmall's Tmall platform.

And in March 18th, France

Chanel (Chanel) announced that it would cut prices in the Asian market, bringing products to the same market in the global market.

This is interpreted as the brand will further enhance Asian sales performance, because Asia is the world's largest luxury consumer market, and China is expected to become the first luxury consumer country.

Ma Yun's European high density meeting with European leaders has made a commitment to "China's first buyer", and the European side has given enough enthusiastic response.

The 2015 CeBIT exhibition in Germany was jointly opened by German Chancellor Merkel and Chinese Vice Premier Ma Kai. The first Chinese entrepreneur Ma Yun was invited to attend the opening ceremony, and asked to display "brush face payment" technology.

Italy Prime Minister Lenzi hosted a banquet in the prime minister's house to entertain Ma Yun, in-depth discussions on Italy's products entering China, and even implemented the action plan and timetable.

Over the past few months, Canadian Prime Minister Harper, Irish President Michael Higgins and South Korean Vice Premier Cui Jionghuan have visited Alibaba headquarters in Hangzhou and met with Ma Yun to discuss the topic of SME development and cooperation and commodity import. Hangzhou Alibaba has also become one of the most important locations for European royalty to visit China.

Internet Co Alibaba, founded only 15 years ago, is stepping up its global supply chain layout based on the Chinese market.