The 26th China Hi-Tech Fair (CHTF) commenced on Thursday in Shenzhen, south China’s Guangdong Province, drawing attention from across the globe. The event, which will run until Saturday, showcases the latest innovations and technological advancements shaping the future.
Over 5,000 renowned companies and international organizations from more than 100 countries and regions are participating in this year’s fair, marking a significant increase in global engagement. Hosted by the Shenzhen Municipal People’s Government, the CHTF has become a pivotal platform for international collaboration in the high-tech industry.
The fair features a remarkable lineup of participants, including more than 180 Fortune 500 companies and China’s central state-owned enterprises. Additionally, over 1,000 listed companies and more than 2,000 gazelle and unicorn companies are present, highlighting the dynamic growth and potential within the high-tech sector.
Attendees can explore cutting-edge exhibits ranging from artificial intelligence, biotechnology, renewable energy, to digital economy solutions. The event provides an invaluable opportunity for business professionals, investors, academics, and tech enthusiasts to network, exchange ideas, and forge partnerships that drive innovation.
The CHTF not only serves as a bellwether for technological trends in Asia but also reflects Shenzhen’s role as a leading innovation hub. The city’s commitment to fostering a conducive environment for tech enterprises continues to attract talent and investment from around the world.
As the fair progresses, participants are set to engage in forums, seminars, and negotiations that aim to propel the global high-tech industry forward. The collaborative spirit embodied in the CHTF underscores the importance of international cooperation in addressing global challenges through technology.
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