According to Hong Kong's South China Morning Post, China is planning to gradually develop its own private military companies to ensure the safety of overseas projects in environmentally poor parts of the world. 
Ensuring the safety of Chinese citizens and businesses was discussed at a seminar organized by the China-Africa Chamber of Commerce and the China Institute of Contemporary International Relations in Beijing. The seminar was attended by CEFC Zhongan Group, China's largest security company, Anbang Escort Group, a company listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, and Dulwich International Security Group, a subsidiary of Frontier Services Group, a company listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The South China Morning Post reported that there are currently about 470,000 companies with Chinese backgrounds operate globally. They are primarily engaged in energy, mining, infrastructure construction, and manufacturing projects. According to a 2022 report published by China's Ministry of Commerce, these companies employ a total of 4.1 million people, of whom 2.5 million are foreign nationals. This shows that China's private military companies have a huge scope of business, and they are responsible for protecting the safety and legitimate property of China's overseas companies, and they also have a certain role in protecting Chinese citizens.
For example, in 2016, there was a civil war in South Sudan, and even Chinese peacekeepers in the area were attacked. To make matters worse, 330 workers were trapped in the fighting zone of the local militia. At this time, Dulwich Group stepped up and took on the task of protecting the evacuation of Chinese expatriates. Through multiple contacts, Dulwich eventually covered the Chinese workers who fled from South Sudan to Uganda next door, and successfully completed the task. The South China Morning Post notes that even China's largest security companies lag far behind their foreign competitors in terms of experience and scale of operations. For example, as of the end of 2022, Frontier Services Group's annual revenue was 1$2.3 billion, the annual revenue of the British private military company G4S is about $20 billion. What does this mean?First of all, it is necessary to identify who are likely to join private military companies around the world, and the first to bear the brunt of this is "retired soldiers" or aspiring young people. In the eyes of the Coin Thunder Rod, this means that we are forming an informal military force overseas. For example, Frontier Services Group, China's largest private security company, although it does not directly support ** abroad, its "subcontractors", that is, the local armed forces, can legally possess or even "hoard" a large amount of ** equipment.
If conditions permit, we can cultivate our own "Wagner" mercenary group. What is even more crucial is that this kind of armed personnel who are adapted to the "bitter cold and war-torn places" will always be in a "state of readiness for battle," which can be regarded as a kind of "live-fire exercise" that changes direction. This means that when it is "necessary", China's private military companies can completely "switch from civilian to military" and directly participate in the battle. It is a sharp blade that pierces the heart of the enemy.
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