The China-Central and Eastern European Countries (CEEC) Expo in Ningbo has become a bustling hub for cross-cultural trade, with specialty products from Slovenia, Serbia, Romania, and Poland drawing keen interest from Chinese consumers. The event highlights deepening economic ties between Asia and CEE nations, offering a platform for green technologies and smart innovations.
Lana Svab, Slovenia Pavilion Manager, emphasized her country's focus on sustainable solutions, showcasing eco-friendly home appliances and renewable energy systems. Meanwhile, Serbian exhibitors presented premium organic honey, Romanian artisans displayed traditional ceramics, and Polish tech firms debuted AI-driven agricultural tools tailored for Asian markets.
Analysts note the expo's timing aligns with China's push to diversify imports and strengthen regional partnerships. “This isn’t just about trade—it’s a bridge for shared growth,” remarked a Ningbo-based trade official. The event also features cultural performances, blending business with opportunities for travelers and diaspora communities to reconnect with CEE heritage.
