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YDDL was invited to attend and deliver a speech at the Philippine provincial government’s environmental conference on waste management.

Multiple municipal governments expressed interest in follow-up cooperation discussions.
$One and one Green Technologies (YDDL.US)$ The company recently announced that, as the sole invited enterprise, it attended the second-quarter 2026 meeting of the Provincial Solid Waste Management Board and delivered a featured presentation. The official government environmental conference took place on June 23, 2026, in Santa Cruz, Laguna Province, Philippines, with approximately 60 environmental officials from various cities and provinces across the Philippines in attendance.
Multiple municipal governments expressed interest in follow-up cooperation discussions. $One and one Green Technologies (YDDL.US)$ The company recently announced that, as the sole invited enterprise, it attended the second-quarter 2026 meeting of the Provincial Solid Waste Management Board and delivered a featured presentation. The official government environmental conference took place on June 23, 2026, in Santa Cruz, Laguna Province, Philippines, with approximately 60 environmental officials from various cities and provinces across the Philippines in attendance. Caption (left to right): Mr. Huajun Yan, Chief Operating Officer and Director of YDDL; YDDL’s operating subsidiary, Yoda Metal and Crafts Trading and Services Corp., delivering its formal presentation at the conference. At the conference, YDDL introduced its recycling operations, processing capabilities, and local business expansion plans to government representatives. The meeting was convened by the Provincial Solid Waste Management Board as part of its quarterly government environmental agenda, with attendees consisting exclusively of provincial and municipal environmental officials. Following the featured presentation, representatives from environmental departments of multiple cities and provinces expressed support for the company’s waste recycling operations and resource circularity initiatives. Representatives from several municipal governments proposed holding dedicated follow-up meetings to further discuss potential collaboration frameworks...
Caption (left to right): Mr. Huajun Yan, Chief Operating Officer and Director of YDDL; YDDL’s operating subsidiary, Yoda Metal and Crafts Trading and Services Corp., delivering its formal presentation at the conference.
At the meeting, YDDL presented its recycling operations, processing capacity, and local business expansion plans to government representatives. The meeting was convened by the Provincial Solid Waste Management Committee as part of its quarterly governmental environmental agenda and attended by provincial and municipal environmental officials.
Following the presentation, representatives from environmental departments across multiple provinces and cities expressed support for the company’s waste recycling operations and resource circularity initiatives. Representatives from several municipal governments proposed holding dedicated follow-up meetings with YDDL to further discuss cooperation frameworks and specific collaborative projects. This has established a direct channel for government-enterprise communication to support YDDL’s local business expansion in the Philippines. Huajun Yan, Chief Operating Officer and Director of YDDL, along with the company’s environmental compliance lead and environmental compliance staff from its Philippine operating subsidiary, represented the company at the meeting.
YDDL is currently engaged in active discussions with companies located in multiple economic zones across the Philippines, with some partnerships already in the final contract confirmation stage. The company expects that its featured presentation at this government meeting will further enhance communication and support at the governmental level, facilitating the advancement of these collaborations.
Tina Yan, Chairperson and Chief Executive Officer of YDDL, stated: 'Our invitation to participate in the Laguna provincial government’s environmental meeting recognizes over a decade of our continuous operations and infrastructure development in the Philippines. Being invited to present our business to 60 provincial and municipal environmental officials from across the Philippines reflects our strong compliance foundation, operational quality, and the trust we have built within Philippine government circles. The fact that multiple municipal governments have expressed interest in direct collaboration talks also indicates clear and actionable local demand for our recycling and processing capabilities.'
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