On June 25, the China (Shenzhen Nanshan) – South Africa Economic and Trade Cooperation Exchange was held in Shenzhen. South African Deputy President Paul Mashatile led a delegation to China and attended the event, engaging with more than 20 Chinese enterprises across new energy, digital economy, and advanced manufacturing.
The exchange centered on industrial coordination between China and South Africa, with focus on energy transition systems, digital infrastructure, industrial upgrading, and cross-border investment facilitation. South African Deputy Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition Zuko Godlimpi highlighted South Africa's role as a gateway to African markets and the importance of the Shenzhen Nanshan “Go Global” Global Service Center platform in enabling deeper cooperation in technology and innovation.
AHS participated as a representative AI company from Shenzhen's Nanshan district.
Chief Growth Officer Cao Likun presented the company's enterprise AI system and its World Behavior Model (WBM). The system is built on a unified ontological business semantics layer and intelligent agent orchestration, transforming enterprise operations into a structured system that is perceptible, predictable, executable, and traceable, connecting data understanding, decision support, and execution into a continuous operational loop.
Cao stated that the company maintains a phased overseas deployment strategy, with business already extended into regional markets such as the Middle East. He noted that South Africa, as a major African economy, provides meaningful insight into digital infrastructure and industrial intelligence development and will be a future focus area within the company's global expansion roadmap.
