As global industries face unprecedented challenges, the third China International Supply Chain Expo emerged as a critical platform for international collaboration. CGTN's dialogues with key stakeholders revealed fresh insights into China's evolving role as a linchpin of global trade networks.
Bernardo Mendia, secretary general of the Portugal-China Chamber of Commerce and Industry, praised China's 'exceptional organizational strength' in maintaining supply chain resilience during recent economic turbulence. 'The Chinese mainland's ability to coordinate complex production networks remains unmatched,' Mendia told Xu Yi, highlighting Portugal's strategic interest in expanding agricultural and tech exports to China.
In parallel discussions, TCL Industrial Holdings Vice President He Jun outlined to Zheng Junfeng how the electronics giant is leveraging smart manufacturing to transform into a global innovation leader. 'Our vertically integrated supply chain allows real-time response to market demands across 160 countries,' He explained, citing recent breakthroughs in semiconductor production.
These exchanges underscore a growing consensus among international businesses: China's supply chain infrastructure continues to offer unique advantages for partners willing to navigate evolving market dynamics. As multinational corporations recalibrate their Asia strategies, such collaborations could redefine global trade patterns in the coming decade.
