• In the afternoon of 30 December 2020, China UV Paper Co., Ltd. convened a “Safe Environment 2020” conference to take stock of the safety and environmental aspects of the production and operation of companies in 2020, with the signing of a statement of responsibility for the goal of safe production 2021, with the participation of the general manager of the company, the deputy general manager and the heads and heads of departments. At the conference, the managers and managers of the China UV Paper Environment Centre and the Ministry of Production undertook a careful review of the state of the company ' s safety and environmental protection in 2020, and provided a summary of the safety issues and proposed improvements. The Director of the Department of Safety and Security stated that, as a next step, the Department would conduct in-depth security training, work to raise awareness and safety of staff, and implement security awareness and penalties for security violations, in order to ensure that security risks were promptly eliminated and that normal production was ensured. The Deputy General Manager of the China UV Paper has made specific emphasis on individual security issues that are vulnerable to neglect, requiring the Ministry to increase its security controls and its departments and all its employees to tighten the “security” strings, strengthen self-management and self-censorship. At the end of the meeting, China UV Paper and the Deputy General Manager took the lead in signing the 2021 Safe Production Targets Statement of Responsibility, and the remaining senior and middle management levels signed a letter of responsibility and made a solemn commitment to catch up on the 2021 safe production. The Director-General acknowledged the results of the work on safety and environmental protection in the various sectors in 2020, in particular in conducting safety inspections and the rehabilitation of security hazards, while noting the poor impact of security training and the lack of implementation of specific safety norms. He called for more innovative and results-oriented security awareness competitions, security training tests and security incident simulation exercises, among other things, to enhance safety literacy, safety skills and capacity to deal with emergencies. Finally, it was stressed that “safety” must be at the top of business operations and that the concept of “safety is the first priority and the first priority” must be put in place, so as to raise awareness of safety and the environment, and to ensure that specific efforts are fully implemented and that the company's production operations are smooth and healthy.