From April 28 to 30 local time, Mali's First International Digital Innovation and Renewable Energy Exhibition was grandly held at the International Conference and Exhibition Center in the capital, Bamako. The exhibition was initiated by the local Malian tech startup "Africa Digital Company" and jointly organized by Mali's Ministry of Communication and Digital Economy and Ministry of Energy and Water. The PowerChina Mali Representative Office and the Group's member enterprises stationed in Mali, as one of the sponsors, made a brilliant appearance at the exhibition together with Huawei and dozens of enterprises from member states of the Alliance of Sahel States. Mali National Television gave prominent coverage to PowerChina.

The exhibition included corporate booth visits, opening and closing ceremonies, and seven sub-forums, aiming to provide a package of solutions for Mali and the member states of the Alliance of Sahel States to address climate change, expand access to energy and electricity, gradually replace traditional fossil fuels with renewable energy, and cope with Mali's current energy crisis, while conducting exchanges and discussions across multiple fields.

During the event, officials from Mali's Ministry of Communication and Digital Economy and Ministry of Energy and Water successively visited the PowerChina booth and listened to the Mali Representative Office's briefing on PowerChina's operations and projects in Mali. The booth showcased the Group's technological achievements in Mali in fields such as new energy, water conservancy infrastructure construction, and mining, with a focus on projects PowerChina has undertaken successively since entering the Malian market in 2003, including the Gouina Hydropower Station, the Félou Hydropower Station, the Bamako International Airport terminal building, the Five Cities Water Supply project, and the electromechanical installation of the Gouramina Lithium Mine, attracting great attention from the Malian government and representatives of the exhibiting industries. The company's Phase I Safo Solar and Energy Storage Power Station project under construction is currently the largest solar and solar-plus-storage project under construction in Mali; this project and the PowerChina brand have drawn attention from the highest levels of Mali and represent one of the hopes for Bamako's urban development.

PowerChina's participation in this exhibition further strengthened cooperation with the Malian government and local enterprises and demonstrated the company's professional strength in renewable energy and infrastructure. In the future, PowerChina will uphold the principle of "extensive consultation, joint contribution and shared benefits," continue to support Mali's energy development strategy, and help realize regional sustainable development goals.