The third China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) convened over 650 enterprises and institutions from 75 countries, regions and international organizations, marking a major boost for global industrial collaboration amid economic headwinds.
Bridging Continents and Industries
With six major thematic zones and a dedicated supply chain services area, CISCE has become a nexus for technology, resources and market exchange. Overseas exhibitors now represent 35 percent of the total, driving new Sino-foreign partnerships that are set to optimize operations and cut costs for businesses worldwide.
Win-Win Partnerships
Multinational companies are leveraging the expo to connect with local suppliers in China, enhancing product competitiveness and streamlining logistics. Meanwhile, Chinese enterprises are teaming up with global leaders to absorb cutting-edge technologies, expand into overseas markets and achieve mutual growth.
Regional Integration in Action
The expo also highlights initiatives like the New International Land-Sea Trade Corridor, where logistics and manufacturing companies strengthen ties to optimize routes, boost transport efficiency and lower logistics costs. This synergy not only powers regional economies but also lays the groundwork for a more stable and coordinated global supply chain.
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