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HONG KONG, Dec. 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- ICAC Commissioner Woo Ying-ming, in his capacity of President of the International Association of Anti-Corruption Authorities (IAACA), earlier attended the IAACA Annual Conference held in Doha, Qatar and delivered an opening remarks through video conferencing. ICAC Commissioner Woo Ying-ming delivers an opening remarks via video conferencing at the IAACA Annual Conference. Mr Woo was going to head a delegation to Doha to chair the IAACA Executive Committee meeting, attend the IAACA Annual Conference and host bilateral meetings with heads of anti-corruption agencies (ACAs) between December 12 and 14. In light of the fire at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po, Mr Woo decided to stay in Hong Kong to oversee the related corruption investigation, and chose to attend the Annual Conference through video conferencing. Since the Commission assumed IAACA presidency in 2022, it was the first time for the ICAC to host the Annual Conference overseas. The event, which attracted over 250 graft fighters, government officials, international organisation representatives and prominent scholars from anti-corruption and law enforcement agencies of 80 jurisdictions worldwide, served as a platform to chart the path for enhancing global anti-corruption capability in the coming year. Mr Woo also took the opportunity to brief the international counterparts the comprehensive rescue and relief measures taken by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) Government after the Tai Po fire. "Following the tragedy, the government and the community work hand in hand to support the affected families. Apart from providing financial relief and accommodation, the government is also drawing up measures to enable the society to gradually return to normalcy. The ICAC, being the sole anti-corruption agency in Hong Kong, has launched a full investigation into possible corruption in the incident in order to bring lawbreakers to justice. As ICAC Commissioner, it is my duty to stay in Hong Kong at this critical juncture to oversee the progress and professionalism of the investigation," Mr Woo shared in the video. Mr Woo added that despite the challenges brought by the fire incident, the HKSAR Government conducted the Legislative Council General Election last Sunday as scheduled, as it was essential for the Government to work with the new legislature on legislative and systemic reforms as soon as possible to prevent reoccurrence of similar tragedies. "The ICAC also plays a crucial role in ensuring the integrity, fairness, justice and order of this public election. It demonstrates that the Government and citizens are working shoulder to shoulder to maintain constitutional order. It also shows our respect for the rule of law and our determination to create a brighter future," Mr Woo said. Mr Woo expressed his gratitude to Advocate Andy JL Mothibi, Head of the Special Investigating Unit of South Africa and the Vice President of IAACA, for hosting several important meetings in his stead. Apart from organising the IAACA conferences and coordinating related tasks, the ICAC team also attended other international anti-corruption conferences in Doha from December 14 to 19, including the Steering Committee Meeting of the Global Operational Network of Anti-Corruption Law Enforcement Authorities (GlobE Network) under the United Nations to discuss its future development goals and work strategies. Joining the Chinese Mainland delegation, the ICAC team also participated in the 11th session of the Conference of the States Parties to the United Nations Convention against Corruption to discuss the implementations and executions of the Convention with over a thousand members of the state parties. The ICAC team will also share the Commission's latest anti-corruption initiatives at various side events, covering diverse topics including the Corruption Risk Management Guide for Prison Systems, "Coding4Integrity Hackathon", technology-driven anti-corruption strategies, financial investigation techniques, methodologies on measuring the effectiveness of ACAs, etc. ICAC officers attend the GlobE Network’s Steering Committee Meeting.
DUBAI, Dec. 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Beijing Zhongwei Sail Technology Co., Ltd. ("ZW-Sail"), a pioneer in Micro LED semiconductor micro-display systems, today announced the successful tape-out of its first process verification chip. Achieving critical performance breakthroughs, the company's inaugural solutions will make their international debut at the 19th AES Consumer Electronics Show in the UAE this December. Despite being established less than a year ago, ZW-Sail has demonstrated remarkable "China Speed," setting multiple industry records through its agile execution: World's First DRSP chip architecture. Industry First parallel three-color R&D mechanism to solve complex matching issues. Proprietary S2W process design. Global Record for full-color display brightness, far exceeding the industry's current highest benchmarks. Industry Lowest heterogeneous bonding cost. As an ecosystem innovator in Micro LED—widely regarded as the "Ultimate Display" technology—ZW-Sail employs a unique heterogeneous stacking solution. This approach overcomes long-standing global challenges regarding luminous efficiency and full-color maturation. The company has successfully conquered the sub-2-micron pixel high-precision design barrier. Its full-color brightness far exceeds the industry's current highest performance benchmarks, establishing a significant lead in both brightness and energy efficiency. Empowering Frontier Applications and Driving Multi-Billion Dollar MarketsOn the application front, micro-display chips are regarded as the core engine driving the surging AR glasses market, which boasts an annual growth rate exceeding 100%. Leveraging inherent advantages such as high brightness, low power consumption, and long lifespan, Micro LED technology is steadily replacing traditional display solutions across multiple key sectors. However, ZW-Sail's advanced chip technology extends far beyond AR. Taking Visible Light Communication (VLC) as an example, Micro LED is recognized as a key technology for next-generation aerospace communication and ultra-high-speed short-range interconnects. Unlike traditional solutions, ZW-Sail's chips offer distinct advantages for next-generation connectivity: Ultra-High Modulation Bandwidth: Enabling the high-speed data transmission essential for 6G networks. Superior Signal Intensity: High brightness ensures robust connectivity. Array Integration: This structure boosts total capacity, allowing for massive parallel communication and precise directional links. Efficiency: Maintaining low power consumption for short-range optical interconnects. Empowering Frontier ApplicationsThe technology also empowers high-end sectors, specifically: Aerospace: High-reliability solutions for both secure optical communications and mission-critical displays. Smart Automotive: Pixelated intelligent headlights. Advanced Manufacturing: High-resolution maskless lithography. Biotech: Optogenetics and embodied AI. Elite R&D HeritageThe core team comprises veterans from China's top-tier "National Optoelectronic Team" and international institutes. With over 20 years of semiconductor experience, members previously led designs for specialized optical interaction modules and participated in China's earliest mass-produced silicon-based micro-displays. About ZW-SailBeijing Zhongwei Sail Technology Co., Ltd. focuses on Micro LED chip design, process development, and application solutions. The company is dedicated to solving industrialization bottlenecks to provide high-performance chips for global consumer electronics, communications, and frontier technologies.
NINGBO, China, Dec. 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- From December 1 to 5, the inaugural World Skills Youth Camp was successfully held in Ningbo, co-organized by the China Education Association for International Exchange (CEAIE) and Ningbo Polytechnic University. Themed "Youth Skills, Green Future: Together Shall We Find a Way", the camp brought together 60 young participants from 28 countries worldwide, including Germany, Spain, Italy, Russia, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Thailand, and Ethiopia. Group photo of guests and participants at the World Skills Youth Camp The curriculum placed strong emphasis on methodological guidance. In a featured session, instructor Wang Yi systematically introduced a three-stage innovation methodology— "Imagining & Connecting, Filtering & Expanding, Verifying & Extending" —helping participants develop a structured approach to transforming creative ideas into tangible outcomes. Ida Goldacker, a participant from Germany, shared, "I now understand that innovation isn't just about inspiration—it's a logical process that can be learned and broken down step by step." To deeply integrate theory with practice, participants visited Zeekr Smart Factory (Meishan). The highly automated and intelligent production line offered a vivid, tangible glimpse into "smart manufacturing". Jean Charles Dondo from Zimbabwe remarked, "This isn't just an automobile factory—it's a microcosm of future industry." The Event also prioritized emotional connection and cultural exchange to foster mutual understanding. Participants toured iconic cultural sites such as the Ningbo Museum and Tianyi Pavilion, experienced traditional lacquer art craftsmanship, and collaboratively created a lacquer painting titled "Lotus • Connection", which they presented as a gift to the university. At the closing ceremony, youth from diverse nations joined voices in a bilingual (Chinese-English) performance of the song "You and Me". Dilnaz Turdalina from Kazakhstan reflected, "When we sang together in harmony, I felt a warmth and unity that transcended national borders." Through a multidimensional program encompassing academic lectures, industry-academia-research integration experience, cultural immersion, and hands-on skills workshops, the Camp not only deepened international youth's understanding of vocational education and industrial development but also built a bridge for cross-cultural communication, collaboration, and friendship—centered on skills. This initiative represents a meaningful contribution toward nurturing globally minded, multi-skilled youth and advancing the realization of the Sustainable Development Goals.
SHENZHEN, China, Dec. 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- iGreen Think Tank, an independent research institution specializing in sustainable development and ESG evaluation, has released its latest independent ESG research and quantitative assessment at the 3rd Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area Low-Carbon and Healthy Living Environment Forum, highlighting China Overseas Land & Investment Ltd.'s verified performance in low-carbon transition, governance maturity, and long-term sustainability capability based on a standardized, data-driven methodology. On November 15, iGreen Think Tank, an independent research institution specializing in sustainable development and green finance, convened the 3rd Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area Low-Carbon and Healthy Living Environment Forum at the Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center. As the organizer of the forum, iGreen Think Tank brought together real estate developers, technology providers, industry associations, and research institutions to examine structural trends in low-carbon transition, healthy buildings, and long-term ESG value creation in the real estate sector. During the forum, iGreen Think Tank presented key findings from its ongoing industry research and formally released insights from the 2025 Real Estate Industry ESG and Carbon Neutrality Index Research, a longitudinal assessment built on a proprietary data platform and a standardized quantitative evaluation framework. The research emphasizes that, as regulatory and technical conditions mature, governance quality, transparency, and system-level execution capability are becoming the decisive factors differentiating corporate ESG performance. Independent Evaluation and Recognition Based on Quantitative Methodology Based on the results of this research, iGreen Think Tank recognized China Overseas Land & Investment Ltd. (COLI) with several distinctions, including Top 10 Green Real Estate Competitiveness, Low-Carbon Real Estate Pioneer, and the ESG Excellence Award. According to iGreen Think Tank, these recognitions are derived exclusively from objective data analysis, long-term tracking, and a consistent indicator system, rather than self-reported narratives or one-off project achievements. The evaluation methodology emphasizes comparability, auditability, and replicability across the industry. iGreen Think Tank further noted that its ESG index and evaluation system operate on a non-commercial, public-interest basis. No participation or assessment fees are charged, and the process is insulated from commercial influence. This independence is a core reason why the research outcomes have been repeatedly cited by mainstream Chinese media outlets such as Xinhua Net and China National Radio, and increasingly referenced in professional ESG discussions. From Project-Based Performance to System-Level ESG Capability From a research perspective, iGreen Think Tank stresses that sustainable corporate performance can no longer be assessed through isolated pilot projects alone. Instead, it requires evidence of integrated governance structures, alignment between strategy and implementation, and transparent disclosure mechanisms across carbon management, green operations, and ecological responsibility. COLI's performance in the 2025 index reflects, in iGreen Think Tank's analysis, a relatively mature ESG framework linking strategy, standards, technology deployment, and ecological considerations. These characteristics make the company's practices relevant not only as individual case studies, but also as data-supported benchmarks within a broader analytical framework. Forum Discussions: Technology, Ecology, and Governance as Long-Term Value Drivers At the forum, COLI shared two thematic presentations — "Haizhichuang Low-Carbon Energy Solutions Empowering Better Housing" and "China Overseas' Approach to Biodiversity Conservation". iGreen Think Tank views these contributions as illustrative of emerging industry priorities: moving beyond energy efficiency alone toward lifecycle carbon management, and expanding ESG practice to include nature-based solutions and biodiversity governance. China Overseas Technology: Building Underlying Capabilities for " Better Housing " with Smart Energy Systems The sharing by China Overseas Technology at the forum presented a new possibility —Better Housing is no longer just a physical product, but a sustainable smart energy system. Covering the entire lifecycle of "design, construction, operation, and renovation," the system enables buildings to proactively manage energy consumption through modules such as monitoring, analysis, diagnosis, prediction, and quota setting. What truly reflects COLI's "Trendsetting" value is that this capability is not confined to its own projects but shared with the industry through an open ecosystem. Technology is not an enterprise's moat, but a ladder for the entire industry to climb upward together. This attitude of "turning leadership into replicability" embodies COLI's sense of mission as a large enterprise in the low-carbon transformation stage and constitutes a coherent evidence chain of "innovation – implementation – openness" in its ESG system. "China Overseas' Answer to Biodiversity Conservation": Adding Ecological Depth to Sustainability The other keynote speech, "China Overseas' Answer to Biodiversity Conservation," showcased another dimension of ESG — ecological restoration and the reconstruction of natural value. As the first mainland real estate enterprise to release a "Biodiversity Conservation Report," COLI has integrated Nature-based Solutions (NbS) into the full lifecycle of its projects. Through practices such as ecological sensitivity surveys, urban microhabitat creation, and water environment restoration, it has transformed "ecological responsibility" from a public welfare slogan into a measurable professional system. In the global evolution of ESG, the Environmental (E) dimension no longer only refers to carbon emissions, but also incorporates ecological protection, natural value, and long-term environmental risk management. Thanks to its systematicness, transparency, and auditability, COLI's biodiversity practices have not only provided a methodology for the industry, but also positioned it at the forefront in the "deep water zone" of ESG. From the perspective of international ESG evaluation, iGreen Think Tank highlighted that environmental performance is increasingly assessed not only through emissions intensity, but also through ecological risk management, transparency, and long-term resilience. Practices that can be systematically measured and disclosed are therefore gaining relevance in global ESG assessment frameworks. Strengthening Market Credibility Through Independent Research In closing, iGreen Think Tank emphasized that the Greater Bay Area is becoming a key testing ground for low-carbon and healthy living innovation. Through forums, continuous data-driven research, and publicly accessible evaluation methodologies, the Think Tank aims to support capital markets, rating agencies, and policymakers with credible, evidence-based insights into corporate ESG performance. The 3rd Greater Bay Area Low-Carbon and Healthy Living Environment Forum thus served not only as an industry exchange platform, but also as a research-anchored disclosure moment, reinforcing the role of independent methodology and transparent data in shaping the future of sustainable real estate investment. About China Overseas Land & Investment Ltd. China Overseas Land & Investment Ltd. (COLI) affiliated to China State Construction Engineering Corporation Limited, was founded in Hong Kong in 1979, listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 1992, and included in the Hang Seng Index constituent stocks in 2007. Stock code: 00688.HK. With over 40 years of development, the company has established three major industrial groups: "Real Estate Development," "Operational Businesses," and "Ecological Businesses," with a presence in 90 cities in the Chinese mainland, Hong Kong SAR, Macao SAR, and overseas. The company has been recognized as a Sustainable Blue-Chip Real Estate Enterprise and a Leading Brand in China's Real Estate Industry for 21 consecutive years. It holds credit ratings of A- from Fitch, A- from Standard & Poor's, and Baa2 from Moody's — leading in the industry — and ranks first in brand value in the sector. About iGreen Think Tank www.iGreen.org iGreen Think Tank is a professional research institution dedicated to green building and real estate sustainable development in China. Over the past decade, it has continuously built an industry-trusted evaluation system, from the "Carbon Neutrality Index" to a series of ESG and low-carbon research, becoming an important reference for the industry. Its research covers the entire chain of policies, standards, technologies, and markets, and influences the strategic orientation of real estate enterprises through rigorous methodologies and cross-enterprise benchmarking capabilities. As one of the earliest domestic institutions to systematically track SBTi (Science Based Targets initiative), healthy living, and low-carbon technology paths, iGreen not only shapes industry trends through annual reports, forums, and indices, but also promotes enterprises to move from strategic commitments to quantitative management through digital tools such as "iGreen Carbon Cloud." It plays a key role in improving real estate enterprises' ESG ratings, enhancing capital market recognition, and accelerating the implementation of Better Houses and low-carbon transformation. Contact: Junpeng Huang, huangjp@igreen.org
DOHA, Qatar, Dec. 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The United Nations Global Compact, in partnership with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), convened the COSP11 Private Sector Forum today in Doha, Qatar, bringing together business leaders, government representatives, civil society and international organizations to confront emerging challenges in anti-corruption and business integrity. Held under the theme "Future-Proofing Business Integrity: AI, Innovation and Global Collaboration", the Forum underscored the transformative role of artificial intelligence (AI), digital tools and cross-sector partnerships in strengthening transparency, accountability and ethical business practices worldwide. Participants examined how AI, blockchain, data analytics and other emerging technologies are revolutionizing compliance—from reactive monitoring to proactive, values-driven practices. These tools are enabling companies and regulators to detect irregularities, flag suspicious transactions and uncover hidden networks of illicit activity with unprecedented speed and accuracy. Discussions also emphasized the potential of digital innovation to foster real-time accountability, enhance citizen engagement, and create new opportunities for knowledge-sharing. Leading organizations such as the World Bank, OECD, Transparency International, Alliance for Integrity, Basel Institute on Governance, MACN, CIPE and the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC). Commenting on the day's proceedings Sanda Ojiambo, CEO and Executive Director of the United Nations Global Compact, said: "As corruption grows more complex, so too must our response. Artificial intelligence and digital innovation are powerful tools to safeguard integrity, but they must be grounded in responsibility, transparency and collective action. Through the COSP Private Sector Platform and initiatives like today's Forum, we are ensuring that companies not only adapt to these new realities but also lead the way in building markets that are fair, transparent and accountable. This is essential not only for business competitiveness but also for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals." Collective Action Driving Systemic ChangeThe Forum showcased the effectiveness of Collective Action initiatives that unite businesses, governments and civil society in addressing systemic corruption risks. Through their experience, the speakers demonstrated how trust-based collaboration, reinforced by innovative technology, can raise integrity standards, strengthen markets and ensure fair competition. Speakers highlighted the critical role of such initiatives in advancing Sustainable Development Goals 16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions) and 17 (Partnerships for the Goals). Launch of the Conference of the States Parties to the UN Convention Against Corruption (COSP) Private Sector PlatformA key milestone of COSP11 was the launch of the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) Private Sector Platform, co-led by UNODC and the UN Global Compact. This new mechanism provides a structured, year-round avenue for businesses to contribute meaningfully to UNCAC implementation, following COSP resolution 10/12 which called for stronger public-private partnerships in anti-corruption. At the Forum, the Platform released a high-level outcome document outlining key policy recommendations and private sector commitments to strengthen anti-corruption efforts. From these discussions, priority initiatives were identified to be developed into concrete projects in the coming years, with UNODC and the UN Global Compact supporting their implementation. A Unique Platform for Public-Private DialogueThe COSP11 Private Sector Forum reaffirmed its role as a unique space for dialogue between governments and the private sector on integrity challenges across industries and regions. Sessions explored the responsible use of AI in compliance, increasing transparency in climate finance and global trade, and leveraging multi-stakeholder collaboration to create a fairer global marketplace. The Forum also built on the momentum of COSP10, where a historic Call-to-Action by more than 500 companies from 91 countries helped secure commitments from 190 States Parties to strengthen private sector integrity measures. A highlight of this year's Forum was the launch of the updated publication An Anti-Corruption, Ethics and Compliance Programme for Business: A Practical Guide, the new UN standard for compliance programmes. The practical guide provides companies with concrete tools to advance ethical conduct and compliance systems. Notes to Editors About the UN Global Compact The ambition of the UN Global Compact is to accelerate and scale the global collective impact of business by upholding the Ten Principles and delivering the SDGs through accountable companies and ecosystems that enable change. With more than 20,000 participating companies, 5 Regional Hubs, 66 Country Networks covering 85 countries and 9 Country Managers establishing Networks in 16 other countries, the UN Global Compact is the world's largest corporate sustainability initiative — one Global Compact uniting business for a better world. For more information, follow @globalcompact on social media and visit our website at unglobalcompact.org
TotalPLM™ adoption and company growth accelerates with dramatic platform value expansion BOSTON, Dec. 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Bamboo Rose, a global leader in retail product development and supply chain technology, builds on a strong 2024 and is delivering record TotalPLM™ adoption and company growth in 2025. This marks the company's third consecutive year of growth, fueled by sustained innovation and targeted acquisitions that expand platform capabilities and customer impact. AI-Native Bamboo Rose Empowers Retailers to Sell More and Work Less in 2025 Putting R&D and M&A Investments to WorkBamboo Rose's TotalPLM platform delivers a true end-to-end experience, fueled by AI-powered Decision Intelligence that spans planning, merchant and designer collaboration, product development, sourcing, and order management. A patent-pending metadata layer embeds Decision Intelligence across the platform, enabling human end users and AI agents to work side-by-side. The result is faster product development, stronger confidence in supply, and optimized costs from concept through execution. Decision Intelligence and Planning are now part of TotalPLM, added in late 2024 through acquisitions. Merchant and designer collaboration is powered by an early 2025 OEM agreement with VibeIQ. Retailer interest in the Bamboo Rose Plan solution is surging, reflected in strong inbound demand and a growing set of active evaluations. "Planning is a core part of how we operate, and we're excited to take the next step. We've built real momentum on the platform, so expanding our planning capabilities is a natural evolution. The opportunity ahead is significant, and we're energized by what it will unlock for our teams, our partners, and our customers," said Natalie Wood, Chief Merchandising Officer, R.M.Williams. Work Less, Sell MoreTotalPLM connects the full product lifecycle on a single AI-native platform. With Decision Intelligence underneath every workflow, teams can automate routine decisions, reduce handoffs, and move faster with fewer resources. Shared data and connected processes also strengthen collaboration across internal teams and supplier networks, helping ensure the right products are developed, sourced, and delivered at speed and scale. 2025: A Year of Accelerating SuccessPlatform integration, strong customer success execution, and record levels of new logos define 2025: New Customers: More than two dozen new logos, including Target, Fanatics, Serena & Lily, and Système U. Multi-Category Adoption: Record levels of expansion and new logos across Fashion and Apparel, Food and Consumables, and General Merchandise. Retention Remains Strong: Gross retention exceeds 96%. Retail Revenue Impact Keeps Growing: TotalPLM adds over $250 billion in retail revenue under management. "2025 marks another year of strong momentum, driven by an AI-native TotalPLM platform that is changing how retailers bring products to life," said Matt Stevens, Chief Executive Officer, Bamboo Rose. "By embedding Decision Intelligence across an end-to-end workflow, we are helping customers simplify work and grow sales, turning complexity into clarity from planning to execution. This is not incremental progress. It is a step-change in speed, confidence, and collaboration for the world's most ambitious retailers and brands." NRF 2026: Retail's Big ShowBamboo Rose is positioned for continued success in 2026, helping retailers and brands turn industry challenges into opportunities. Join us at NRF 2026, Retail's Big Show, January 11–13 in New York City. Schedule a meeting with our team or visit booth #4042. About Bamboo RoseBamboo Rose is a global leader in enterprise retail technology solutions. TotalPLM™ is the most comprehensive Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) platform, integrating Planning and Merchandising, Creative Collaboration, Product Development, Sourcing, Supplier Relationship Management, Purchase Order Management, and Global Trade Management — all powered by AI-fueled Decision Intelligence. Built for scalability and agility, the Bamboo Rose platform helps retailers and brands optimize operations, drive margin growth, and meet evolving industry demands. Learn more at bamboorose.com or follow us on LinkedIn.
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