The 3rd China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) kicked off in Beijing on July 16, uniting innovators, entrepreneurs, and policy-makers from around the globe. Organized by the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade under the theme "Connecting the World for a Shared Future," this year's event highlights six critical supply chain ecosystems:
- Advanced Manufacturing: 3D printing, robotics, and smart factories driving production agility.
- Clean Energy: Solar solutions, energy storage, and carbon-reduction tech shaping tomorrow's power grids.
- Smart Vehicles: Electric cars, autonomous driving, and connected mobility services.
- Digital Technology: AI, blockchain, and IoT platforms revolutionizing data flow.
- Healthy Living: Biotech, telemedicine, and wellness innovations for a post-pandemic world.
- Green Agriculture: Sustainable farming, precision agriculture, and supply traceability.
A total of 651 companies and organizations from 75 countries and regions are showcasing the latest breakthroughs across upstream, midstream, and downstream segments—35% of these exhibitors are flying in from overseas. Attendees can dive into live demos, network with global partners, and explore a dedicated Supply Chain Service zone for logistics, financing, and digital solutions.
For young global citizens, CISCE offers a front-row seat to the trends shaping trade and tech. Business and tech enthusiasts will spot emerging startups, while thought leaders can engage in panel discussions on sustainability and human rights in international trade. Even sports and entertainment fans can find inspiration here: smart logistics and digital platforms are redefining how major events move goods and generate revenue.
As digital nomads seek new markets and immersive experiences, CISCE bridges continents, making supply chains more resilient and collaborative. Whether you're mapping a cross-continental startup or curious about greener food systems, the expo underscores one clear message: global challenges demand global partnerships—the future of supply chains is happening now.
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