On July 27, 2011, during the inspection tour to the United States, the Worldway delegation, invited by the New York Immigration Fund Regional Center, visited the headquarters located on 42nd Street in Manhattan. The delegation included President Dr. Winner Xing, Executive Director Ms. Zhang, and Senior Advisor Mr. Zhao Jiangcheng.
During the visit, both parties, adhering to the principle of sincere cooperation, summarized in detail the development of the New York Immigration Fund Regional Center in China. Dr. Winner Xing also specifically pointed out that the development of the EB-5 program in the United States has now entered an era of selected projects in China. To grow and thrive in China, a regional center must prioritize the interests of its clients, employing safe and reliable project operations, stable employment models, and streamlined exit mechanisms. Mr. BJ Roe, President of the Regional Center, and others listened attentively to the opinions of the Worldway delegation.
On that day, Mr. David Paterson, Honorary Executive Director of the Regional Center and former Governor of New York, also attended the meeting. During the meeting, the Governor set an example by highlighting the significant contribution of overseas investment to the economic development of New York State and its role in job creation.
At the same time, Mr. David Paterson expressed that during his tenure, he was committed to the construction and transformation of New York's economy. During this period, overseas investment played a positive role. Therefore, the New York State government has always supported and fostered investment immigration policies. The Governor acknowledged the significant role that Worldway has played in promoting EB-5 in China and stated that he would provide the strongest support for Worldway and the New York Immigration Fund Regional Center in their project promotion efforts in China.
After the meeting, Mr. David Paterson expressed his intention to visit China, tour and meet with Worldway Immigration, and personally participate in the future project promotion efforts of Worldway and the Regional Center.
Subsequently, accompanied by Mr. BJ Roe, President of the Regional Center, the Worldway delegation conducted an on-site inspection of two new projects that the Regional Center is about to launch: the Cooper Union University teaching building reconstruction project and the Hyatt Hotel project. Worldway carefully studied the investment structure, job creation models, hotel audits, business plans, exit mechanisms, and other issues of concern to investment immigration clients.
The Regional Center attentively listened to the suggestions from Worldway and the Governor, and all parties expressed their commitment to bringing high-quality and safe EB-5 projects from the United States to China.
