Jason Xiang visits Prince Andrew, Duke of York by Jason Xiang

On September 27, Jason Xiang, the Founder and General Secretary of the Sino-European Manufacturing Club (SEMC), together with a delegation from China paid a visit to the Prince Andrew, Duke of York in Windsor Castle.

During the visit, they exchanged views on charity and education of China and UK.

Prince Andrew was born in Buckingham Palace on February 19, 1960. As the second son of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, he was granted the title Duke of York in 1986. Prince Andrew served in the Royal Navy as a helicopter pilot and instructor and as the captain of a warship and was awarded the “Green Beret”. He went on to study aviation at the Royal Air Force College, where he was given the “Best Pilot” award in 1981. He served as Britain's Special Representative for International Trade and Investment for 10 years until July 2005.

Prince Andrew, James Crill, Chairman of the Jubilee Sailing Trust (JST), and Duncan Souster, CEO of JST, expressed their appreciation to SEMC for their support of JST's 40th anniversary celebration.

Prince Andrew engaging in dialogue with Chinese representatives

Prince Andrew shakes hands and poses for photos with Chinese representatives

Group photo of the delegation of Chinese attendees

Welcome Reception at Grimley Room, Windsor Castle       

Dinner at Waterloo Hall, Windsor Castle

Vincenzo Pujia, European President of BVLGARI, Alessandro Valenti, President of Louis Vuitton in Europe, Middle East and Africa and Prince Andrew engage in discussion

Jason Xiang, CEO of SEMC, gives a talk with donees at the JST 40th Anniversary Charity Gala