In a move set to reshape global trade corridors, China’s State Council Information Office held a press conference on Tuesday to kick off preparations for the third China International Supply Chain Expo.
Officials from the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) shared insights into the expo’s scope: a multi-sector showcase uniting emerging technologies, green logistics, and cross-border collaboration. With supply chains more interconnected than ever, this event offers a stage for startups, tech giants, and policymakers to explore digital platforms, blockchain tracking, and sustainable practices.
Attendees can expect thematic zones covering AI-driven inventory management, smart warehousing, and eco-friendly transportation. Roundtable discussions will dive into real-world challenges, from pandemic-induced disruptions to climate-related risks, backed by data from leading research institutes. For young entrepreneurs and digital nomads, the expo promises networking lounges and startup pitch sessions, tapping into the pulse of tomorrow’s logistics solutions.
As G20 economies pursue resilient supply networks, the expo emerges as a hub for thought leaders and changemakers. “We aim to foster practical partnerships that drive both efficiency and sustainability,” noted a CCPIT spokesperson, highlighting China’s commitment to global trade integration.
Set to welcome participants from over 50 countries and regions, this year’s expo underscores the role of innovation in bridging gaps across continents. For young global citizens, business enthusiasts, and travelers alike, the event offers a front-row seat to the future of supply chains.
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China's SCIO holds presser on preparations for 3rd China International Supply Chain Expo
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