On December 6, 2021, Liu Zhi, CEO of Germany's Lemen Group, and Qin Jiaojiao, Vice CEO, accompanied senior executives of Shanghai Volkswagen Group to visit the TÜV NORD Greater China headquarters.
Fan Jiangfeng, Vice President of TÜV NORD Greater China, and others warmly received them. The two sides had in-depth exchanges on cooperation in relevant quality, environment, safety management system certification and vocational education and training. It is expected that the three parties will work together to promote the development of vocational education.
TÜV Nord Group is one of the three major certification bodies authorized by the German Technical Inspection Association. As a world-leading technical service expert, the Nord Group has more than 150 branches in more than 70 countries around the world.
In its more than 150 years of development, the Nord Group has continued to expand its service scope and improve its services. Its core services are mainly reflected in testing, inspection, certification, consulting, education and engineering, covering industries including industry, energy, railways, vehicles, environmental protection, IT, natural resources, aerospace, and the increasingly important education and training and employee qualification training.
The Nord Group is continuing to expand its presence in Greater China. As the strategic partner of the Nord Group in Greater China, the Lemen Group will help expand this market.
Volkswagen Group is the largest automobile company in Europe and one of the most powerful multinational companies in the world's automobile industry. Volkswagen Group has 68 wholly-owned and joint-stock companies around the world, and its business areas include automobile research and development, production, sales, logistics, services, auto parts, car rental, financial services, auto insurance, banking, IT services, etc.
Volkswagen has entered the Chinese market since 1984 and currently has 14 companies across China. In addition to producing cars, it also provides parts and services to consumers and the industry.
