Imagine a global hub of safety innovation rising in the heart of Beijing this November, where cutting-edge tech meets real-world disaster scenarios. From Nov. 18 to 20, the 2025 China International Emergency Management Expo will bring together more than 300 domestic and international exhibitors across six dedicated zones covering 40,000 square meters.
“Our focus is on enhancing China's emergency management capabilities and equipment readiness,” says Zhang Xiaoning, director general of the International Exchange and Cooperation Center of the Chinese Ministry of Emergency Management (MEM). The expo doubles as a global platform to connect supply and demand, helping companies expand overseas while driving high-quality growth in the international safety and emergency sector.
Thursday's international promotion coordination meeting in Beijing gathered MEM officials and diplomats from Vietnam, Egypt, Nicaragua, Armenia, and other Belt and Road Initiative partners. Nearly 40 leading manufacturers showcased the latest in early-warning systems, AI-driven rescue robots, and portable field hospitals.
Why It Matters
- Innovation Hub: Witness next-gen safety tech shaping tomorrow's disaster response.
- Global Network: Meet MEM leaders, overseas partners, and industry changemakers.
- Insights & Collaboration: Dive into panels on sustainable resilience and human-centered design.
- Immersive Experiences: Explore interactive drills and virtual reality rescue simulations.
As climate challenges intensify and urban populations grow, the 2025 Expo offers a timely chance to build partnerships that save lives. Whether you're a tech entrepreneur, a policy advocate, or an adventurous traveler, this event in Beijing promises fresh perspectives on keeping the world safer.
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Beijing's Emergency Management Expo to boost global disaster readiness
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