Zangge Potash Fertilizer Presents a Commemorative Banner to Dulan County Natural Resources Bureau

On March 26, the General Manager’s Office of Zangge Potash Fertilizer presented a commemorative banner to the Dulan County Natural Resources Bureau, inscribed with “Diligent and Responsible in Practical Work, Thoughtful Support Reflecting True Commitment to Enterprises,” to express sincere gratitude for the Bureau’s comprehensive support in salt field and brine channel land approvals, land compliance construction, and environmental inspection rectification.

Government Policy Support: Clearing the “Last Mile” of Resource Development

The company’s total area in the Chaka Salt Lake mining area is 724.3493 square kilometers, with over 560 square kilometers located within Dulan County. Over the years, the Dulan County Natural Resources Bureau has provided comprehensive policy support throughout the entire process, implementing precise measures in land approvals and real estate rights confirmation, injecting strong momentum into the company’s resource development.

Breaking Through Historical Issues: Accelerating Land Compliance

The compliance management of salt fields and brine channels directly affects the company’s production capacity. In recent years, as national land management policies have tightened, historical deficiencies in land-use documentation have gradually become a bottleneck for development. Against this backdrop, the company proactively coordinated with the Dulan County Natural Resources Bureau, jointly facilitating the leasing procedures for state-owned land in the mining area’s salt fields and brine channels. The Bureau actively resolved obstacles, accurately addressing procedural difficulties, standardizing guidance for approvals, and systematically mitigating compliance risks, providing strong support for the company to establish a long-term compliant management system.

Environmental Inspection Rectification: Entering the “Fast Lane” of Green Mine Construction

To earnestly implement the requirements of the central ecological and environmental inspection team regarding issues in the Chaka Salt Lake area, the company actively communicated with the Dulan County Natural Resources Bureau regarding feedback and rectification of prominent issues. Adhering to the principles of “facilitating, assisting, and benefiting enterprises,” the Bureau provided policy guidance for mapping rectification work, directed the company’s environmental rectification, and efficiently advanced inspection tasks, effectively promoting the construction of a green mine and achieving a win-win outcome for economic and ecological benefits.

The banner fluttered, symbolizing mutual appreciation. The head of the Dulan County Natural Resources Bureau said, “We thank Zangge Potash Fertilizer for recognizing our work. While strictly observing ecological red lines, we will fully leverage the advantages of government-enterprise cooperation and fully support enterprises in pursuing green, low-carbon, and circular development.” These firm words reflect the Bureau’s commitment and confidence in continuously optimizing the business environment and supporting sustainable enterprise development.

Government and enterprise depend on each other. The story behind this banner is a microcosm of natural resource management reforms in the new era. When “regulators” become “service providers” and “hard constraints” integrate with “soft services,” a new path of mutual engagement consolidating governance power becomes increasingly clear. The company will continue to strengthen close ties and cooperation with the government, build a healthy and harmonious government-enterprise relationship, and jointly explore innovative approaches for efficient natural resource utilization while balancing ecological protection.