Shanghai’s skyline lit up this week as the 8th China International Import Expo (CIIE) opened its doors, drawing global attention to one of the world’s largest trade fairs. Chinese Premier Li Qiang took center stage at the event, emphasizing China’s commitment to ‘opening up’ and fostering international cooperation in his keynote speech. 🌐💼
‘The CIIE is not just an expo—it’s a bridge connecting global markets,’ Premier Li declared, highlighting innovations in green tech, AI, and healthcare dominating this year’s exhibits. With over 3,000 companies from 150+ countries and regions participating, the expo is a hotspot for startups and Fortune 500 giants alike.
📸 The National Exhibition and Convention Center—a futuristic venue spanning 1.5 million square meters—showcased everything from French wines to South Korean robotics. Analysts say the event could unlock billions in deals, boosting post-pandemic economic ties.
For young professionals eyeing Asia’s markets, the CIIE offers a front-row seat to trends shaping tomorrow’s economy. As Premier Li put it: ‘Shared opportunities drive shared success.’ 💡✨
