On April 15, Quanzhou Customs Director Tian Shuai and his delegation visited FREP for survey, gaining an in-depth understanding of the Company's production and operations, raw material supply, and product export. Haytham Zamzami, Vice President of the Company met with the visiting delegation, and both sides engaged in discussions and exchanges on matters such as customs-enterprise collaboration, customs clearance facilitation, and policy-based empowerment.

Haytham Zamzami expressed sincere gratitude for the long-term care and support provided by Quanzhou Customs to the Company and provided a detailed introduction to the Company's recent production and operations, raw material processing, and market supply. He stated that the current market situation is severe and complex, and all employees of the Company are united in overcoming difficulties, coordinating raw material resources, optimizing production scheduling, and making every effort to ensure the safe and stable operation of the equipment and the supply of market products. He emphasized that Quanzhou Customs has provided strong support in areas such as the clearance of imported raw materials and the release of exported products for enterprises, offering robust guarantees for stable production and operation. He expressed hope that Customs would continue to provide guidance and assistance in the future, helping FREP navigate market challenges, enhance development quality and profitability, and jointly contribute to the high-quality development of the local economy.

Tian Shuai acknowledged the efforts of FREP in maintaining operations and ensuring stable management under challenging market conditions. He noted that, as a leading petrochemical enterprise in the region, FREP plays a crucial supporting role in the development of the local economy. Quanzhou Customs will continue to take proactive and precise measures to serve enterprises, comprehensively streamline and optimize customs clearance processes for key enterprises, improve clearance efficiency and convenience, and effectively reduce logistics costs for enterprises. At the same time, it is hoped that the Customs and FREP will further strengthen communication and collaboration, establish smooth communication channels, and promote the precise implementation of Customs policies, enabling FREP to benefit from policy dividends in a timely manner. The Customs will also accurately address the needs of FREP, promptly resolve challenges in its operations and development, and fully support its high-quality growth.

During the meeting, both parties engaged in in-depth discussions on related business matters, including the clearance of imported raw materials and the supervision of exported products. He was accompanied during the survey by heads and relevant personnel from departments such as the Company's Supply & Distribution Department, Technology & Planning Department, and M&S Department. (Xiao Wanyuan)