The Fourth Global Digital Trade Expo (GDTE) kicked off on Thursday in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, in the Chinese mainland, under the theme Witness the innovative future at the Global Digital Trade Expo. As the only national-level expo dedicated to digital trade in the region, GDTE 2025 spotlights the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) across industries.
This year's edition adopts a fresh format that blends exhibitions, conferences, competitions, rankings, investment and financing sessions, and specialized committees, driving collaboration and sparking new ideas. Here's a snapshot of what's in store:
- Global Reach: 154 countries and regions and 33 international organizations participate, a 50% jump from last year.
- Exhibitors: 1,812 total, including 381 international companies (21% of the lineup).
- Professional Buyers: Over 42,000 attendees, with 11,000 international buyers (up 64% year-over-year).
For young global citizens, GDTE offers a front-row seat to how digital trade shapes international relations and cultural exchange. Entrepreneurs and tech enthusiasts can explore AI-driven solutions that are transforming supply chains, fintech, and cross-border e-commerce. Thought leaders and changemakers will find forums to discuss sustainability, data governance, and inclusive growth in a digital-first world.
Meanwhile, sports and entertainment fans can watch AI-enhanced livestreams and immersive demos showcasing the future of fan engagement, while travelers and digital nomads discover new tools for seamless, sustainable journeys across borders.
With data-driven insights and hands-on demos, the Global Digital Trade Expo bridges innovation and real-world impact. Stay tuned as GDTE 2025 unfolds in Hangzhou, where tomorrow's digital economy comes to life.
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Global Digital Trade Expo opens in Hangzhou, showcasing AI innovations
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