Get ready, global innovators! The 2nd China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) kicks off in Beijing on November 26, aiming to supercharge worldwide industrial collaboration. Spanning over 100,000 square meters (that’s like 14 soccer fields! ), this five-day event brings together 600+ exhibitors—including a record 32% from overseas—to rewire how businesses connect across borders.
China’s trade officials say the expo is like a giant puzzle-solving session: it links tech startups, mid-sized manufacturers, and corporate giants to tackle supply chain challenges. \"We’re building bridges, not walls,\" said Zhang Shaogang of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade. He noted that U.S. firms lead international participation this year, with European and Japanese companies also doubling down.
Why the hype? Despite global economic jitters, foreign investors still see China as the ultimate ally for efficient production. With flashy tech demos and networking zones, the expo might just be where the next Tesla-and-supplier-level partnership is born.
), this five-day event brings together 600+ exhibitors—including a record 32% from overseas—to rewire how businesses connect across borders. 
\"We’re building bridges, not walls,\" said Zhang Shaogang of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade. He noted that U.S. firms lead international participation this year, with European and Japanese companies also doubling down.
Despite global economic jitters, foreign investors still see China as the ultimate ally for efficient production. With flashy tech demos and networking zones, the expo might just be where the next Tesla-and-supplier-level partnership is born. 
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