US EditionThe 3rd CISCE to Kick Off in Beijing: Spotlighting Full-Chain Development
BEIJING, CHINA, JUL 15 – U.S. companies make up the largest overseas group with a 15% increase in exhibitors, showcasing innovations and promoting cooperation in global supply chains at the expo.
- On July 16, the 3rd China International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing opens with a record number of overseas participants, signaling strong global interest.
- Targeting future growth, the expo intends to explore supply chain trends and expand cooperation to foster deeper engagement and integration.
- With 651 enterprises from 75 countries and 35% foreign share, the expo features over 230 first-time exhibitors including NVIDIA.
- Highlighting partnership, Li Xingqian noted `The essence of China-U.S. economic and trade relations lies in mutual benefit,` adding that key U.S. organizations are eager to deepen cooperation with China's growth.
- For future engagement, the expo will debut CISCE Launch and Innovation Chain zones, expected to welcome over 200,000 professional visitors, extending its global reach.
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