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drawn a conclusion of the foundry industry of BRICS foundry industry by collecting, comparing and analyzing data of iron foundries, iron casting production, workforce, iron foundry energy structure, cost, and cost percentage structure of different scale enterprises, the composition of main iron foundries, education and training, staff ’s educa- tional status, national support policies, and environmental regulations. With “global cooperation in the foundry industry” as its theme, the 6th BRICS Foundry Forum was held from May 14-16, 2016, Beijing. China Foundry Association has been devoted to advancing the BRICS Foundry Association in recent years. As the first official meeting after the establishment of BRICS Foundry Association, this session focused on the influence of the healthy development of BRICS foundry industry on the global foundry industry, and discussed how to promote the cooperation among BRICS nations. Te representatives delivered keynote speeches on the
development trend and situation, technology and prospect of each country’s foundry industry, providing informa- tion and suggestions for the further cooperation among BRICS. Mr. Zhang Libo, the Standing Vice President of China Foundry Association and the first President of BRICS Foundry Association, delivered a report at the end of the forum. He said BRICS countries should make concerted efforts to strengthen communication, actively propagandize BRICS Foundry Association with the existing resources and a variety of platforms, such as the BRICS Foundry Association’s website and Global Cast- ing Magazine. BRICS should also conduct cross-border e-commerce and provide remote education services, etc. He added that although BRICS countries are faced with different problems, there were more common interests and requirements. Deep communication would increase mutual understanding and improve innovation. BRICS nations would move forward hand in hand and share prosperity by deepening exchanges. It can be expected that the momentum of cooperation among foundry organiza- tions of emerging markets in the future would be further strengthened, and the development of the BRICS coun- tries is bound to be more dynamic. Moving forward hand in hand and jointly promoting the green, prosperous and sustainable development of the world foundry industry represents the common expectation of each side, which is the basic target of the BRICS Foundry Forum. ■
ՇЏ造铸国՟ृ金来年一д流сִખ，ִખك高Џ造铸؟ ՕՃґ环、ਈਭ造铸дખ讨重व，题问ङЛ面Ճӑ概ङي ખд成完，办Р功成ङه֚续连过经ִખ。题问يՇ续持 。新ӫЊي拓ङ容ӄ流сִખՃљ定Ӳङөઁ、办ӫङִ ѫםէ长ѫ波立张，题问֨存Э，И३过办Рִખ֨是Ѹ 建ङהаॢՃѫ合联Џ造铸؟国ृ金立成ו筹дс提٭П 铸国՟֜Ӑઆ֪效有Օ：ङऩङѫ合联立成д述阐并，ઑ ઑӐ往љִખث，આдЉ३Էִખث，更Պङմыৃু造 问ঈલ协题ПִખЊ题Пङ动活૯ਘ国办承Ճљ楚清Љ ӀО级升ৃু散松З这ִખك高Џ造铸؟国ृ金把Օ，题 有明े章३ՃЋ৺工ҁыմङ国际铸造ুৃ。И国铸造协 ѫЊд得ੂઑ提ङ长аॢ波立张。ҁ工הаॢ担承意愿ѫ 。意գਚ一ङыح领ৃু造铸ृ金 年 月
日，П题ОȔҶ球铸造Џ合ҁՇ
年ך。开Փч北ִ֨ખЏ造铸؟国ृ金هҹআङȕي 合联Џ造铸؟国ृ金进推й力ਚफ一ѫ协造铸国И，来 次首ङե立成式正ѫ合联Џ造铸؟国ृ金Оҁ，ҁ工ѫ ҶثيՇ康ҡЏ造铸؟国ृ金注Ҽ重侧ִખه本，ઑѫ 领造铸֨ȕ؟国ृ金Ȕ进促ѾײՃљ，ր影ङЏ造铸球 国ृ金ਘ来。商磋چ深੧进并，ҁ合ङ泛广更开يֿ 颇ӄЏՃљৱ学、؟Ћ、ыુિৃুЏ੧ङֿ领造铸؟ ਘ՟д绍介，ճ报题Пङ彩তд੮Շ؟Џѣङ力ր影Ӏ 趋来未չি૨术技、状现يՇ、ہ动֫١ङЏ造铸؟国 Њ流с֪ҵ深更此彼Џѣ造铸ȕ؟国ृ金Ȕ进促О，势 合ҁ提供д资讯չ建ઑ。 ե最ङִખ֨波立张长ѫѠ首ѫ合联Џ造铸؟国ृ金
һङ؟国ृ金要需يՇङ来未，ӟ指ѕ。ઈՇ性ৈ总дҟ գ努力，加强՟国铸造方面ङҒ息沟通，ӯ用现有ङ资源 铸उ世《չ站ৠѫ合联Џ造铸؟国ृ金ײ比，Ֆ平य़՟չ 商电境૧ي开，ѫ合联9)/8(Ѯ؛ם扩极॥，ঈ》ں杂造 有ਘ՟然虽؟国ृ金Оઍ长ѫ张。ঈ育教३远供提，务服 深有Ց，求要չञӯգһङך更有拥ћ我Ѹ，题问ङգЉ ١ҽ新来未，见预љՕ。荣যцһ，进ӹ۴携ਈ۵流с化 Շङ؟国ृ金，强加步一进رף势ҁ合ङЏ造铸间؟国֫ 、荣য、色绿ગ建动推գһ，进ӹ۴携。力活Ӏ更必势ي Շङգһ方՟գ协，念理ФЏф造铸उ世ङيՇ续持Օ ■ 。标ऩङ本根最ѫ合联造铸؟国ृ金是就这，ي
Brembo Selects Gemco for Greenfield Realization in Mexico ЎѢ造铸৸তै建ցੋ墨֧Ҁ՟՚ҷय姆盖Љ博雷١
Brembo has awarded Gemco the contract to design
and realize a greenfield foundry in Monterrey, Mexico. Te foundry will produce 100,000 tons of liquid metal and be operational by the end of 2017. Brembo has selected Gemco because of the experience in the realization of new foundries for the automotive industry. Te foundry estimates an investment of $100 million. ■
姆तंر，ઑ协ҁ合订签՛Ҹॠ姆तЊ՛Ҹ博雷٢
ॠҸ՛િુ墨西ւ蒙特雷绿色铸造Դङગઋչ建ગ。建 ӱ达ر力ਈ炼熔ङԴથ，ե成
吨，预ઋ
是֜Խङ՛Ҹॠ姆त择选՛Ҹ博雷٢。ੈ运ҵ投底年年 Դ造铸。验经ङئЙ有拥面方ગ建Դ造铸ў铸车汽֨ҿ ь২ҫ。 ■ ҵ投需رઋ预ગ建ङ
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