The 2nd China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) concluded on November 30, marking a significant milestone in global trade collaboration with the signing of over 6,700 cooperation agreements. The five-day event, which began on November 26, showcased China’s pivotal role in connecting international businesses and fostering supply chain integration.
According to the organizers, the expo facilitated connections between international exhibitors and more than 37,000 suppliers across upstream and downstream industrial chains, engaging with over 18,000 key clients. The event’s success underscores the growing importance of supply chain partnerships in today’s global economy.
“The five-day event has attracted about 200,000 online and offline audiences in total, an increase of one-third compared with the first expo. A total of 160,000 are offline audience,” said Zhang Shaogang, vice chairman of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade. He noted that over 1,000 exhibitors participated in the event.
This year’s expo saw over 620 companies, institutions, and international organizations participating, a 20 percent increase from the inaugural expo. The proportion of overseas exhibitors rose from 26 percent to 32 percent, with European and American companies accounting for half of that group, highlighting the event’s expanding global reach.
Building on this momentum, sixty-eight domestic and international enterprises and institutions have already signed up for next year’s CISCE, signaling strong confidence in the expo’s value as a platform for international cooperation and business development.
The CISCE continues to strengthen its position as a premier global event for supply chain networking and collaboration, reflecting China’s commitment to open trade and international partnerships. As businesses worldwide navigate the complexities of supply chain management, events like CISCE play a crucial role in fostering connections and driving economic growth.
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