The global industrial chain is at a pivotal moment, balancing economic recovery with the pursuit of high-quality, sustainable development. As nations strive to rebuild and innovate, the question arises: how can the industrial chain be upgraded in a greener way?
In recent years, multinational companies have played a crucial role in this transformation by introducing cutting-edge products and technologies to the Chinese market through the China International Import Expo (CIIE). This influx of innovation is not only enhancing the quality of goods and services but also fostering closer collaboration between international enterprises and Chinese partners.
Strengthening research and development (R&D) cooperation has been a key strategy for these companies, enabling them to co-create solutions that empower the global industrial chain. By leveraging the expertise and resources of their Chinese counterparts, businesses are able to drive forward sustainable practices and enhance efficiency across various sectors.
In a recent episode of CGTN's special Ground Breakers livestreaming series, host Wu Lei invited three notable participants from the CIIE to discuss the latest trends and opportunities in the industrial sector. The discussion took place at the Greenland Global Commodity Trading Hub, a unique duty-free hub established to showcase exhibits following the expo.
Participants highlighted the importance of integrating green technologies and sustainable practices into the industrial framework. They emphasized that the future of global trade and industry lies in the ability to innovate responsibly and collaborate across borders to achieve common environmental goals.
As the world continues to navigate economic challenges, the commitment to upgrading the global industrial chain in a greener direction remains a top priority. Events like the CIIE and platforms like CGTN's Ground Breakers are instrumental in driving conversations and actions that lead to a more sustainable and resilient global economy.
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Live: How to upgrade the global industrial chain in a greener way
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