China-Nepal Agricultural Cooperation Deepens: King Quenson and Karma Group Hosted Distributor Conference in Nepal
Chitwan, Nepal — May 2025
Shenzhen King Quenson Industry Co., Ltd., in collaboration with Nepalese partner Karma Chemicals Co. Pvt. Ltd., successfully hosted the Business Partner's Meet 2025 and the Product Launching Program of King's Landing Series in Chitwan, Nepal on the 1st of May, 2025, focused on strengthening agricultural cooperation and promoting sustainable farming practices. The event gathered distributors, agronomists, and agricultural professionals from across Nepal under the powerful theme “From Soil to Your Harvest”.
During the opening address, Ms. Helen He, President of King Quenson Industry Group, expressed heartfelt appreciation for the enduring partnership with Nepalese stakeholders. “We are not just business collaborators,” she stated, “but dreamers shaping the transformation of Nepal’s agriculture.”
A highlight of the conference was the introduction of the King’s Landing Product Series representing the advanced agricultural technologies from China, presented by the team of scientists from Tsinghua University, one of Asia’s leading research institutions. Joined by Dr. Zhou, Mr. Wei, and other experts, the delegation showcased cutting-edge crop protection solutions and soil enhancement systems developed to support eco-friendly, high-efficiency farming. The “Soil-to-Harvest” aimed at helping Nepal achieve both increased productivity and sustainability.
Ms.Helen also shared three core ambitions that define the shared vision of the partners:
A Dream of Food Security: To help Nepal become self-sufficient in agriculture and emerge as South Asia’s breadbasket, delivering high-quality produce to China and beyond;
A Dream of Shared Success: To ensure that distributors, agronomists, and farmers benefit equally from technological collaboration and economic growth;
A Dream of a Greener Future: To support sustainable agriculture that protects Nepal’s rivers, mountains, and farmland for future generations.
“This is not just a technical meeting,” Ms.Helen emphasized. “It marks the beginning of a deeper journey. We come with respect for the land, belief in science, and a strong commitment to Nepal’s farmers.”
The conference also underscored Karma Group’s vital role as a local partner and bridge between global innovation and grassroots implementation. Together with King Quenson and Tsinghua University, Karma Group is fostering a model forcross-border agricultural cooperation.
Expanding the Vision: A Shared Dream Beyond Borders
As the conference came to a close, Ms.Helen emphasized that this shared dream is not limited to Nepal alone.
“The challenges of agriculture—climate change, food security, and sustainability—are global. Our dream extends beyond borders. We envision a world where farmers from Asia to Africa, from Latin America to the Middle East, can access the tools, knowledge, and support they need to thrive.”
King Quenson Industry Group reaffirmed its commitment to building international bridges in agriculture, working with local partners worldwide to promote scientific innovation, environmental responsibility, and economic opportunity.
“This is not just the dream of Karma Group, King Quenson, or Tsinghua University,” Ms.Helen concluded. “It is the dream of every farmer, scientist, and agricultural leader who believes that through collaboration and innovation, we can nourish the planet—together.”
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