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Shanghai lit up on November 5 as the China International Import Expo (CIIE) 2023 launched its sixth edition, blending high-tech marvels with bold sustainability pledges. This year’s event shattered records with participation from 154 countries and regions, including first-time attendees from Central Asia and the Pacific Islands.
A Spectacular Start
Drones choreographed to form a 'world Earth' above the Huangpu River set the tone for the expo’s theme: 'Shared Future, Open Opportunities'. The Chinese premier emphasized China’s commitment to 'high-standard opening-up,' announcing tariff cuts on advanced tech imports.
What’s New in 2023?
An expanded Low-Carbon Zone showcasing hydrogen-powered vehicles and solar-integrated architecture
AI-powered 'virtual negotiation rooms' connecting businesses across time zones
Over 400 'debuts' of products, from lab-grown diamonds to mRNA vaccine tech
Cross-Strait Spotlight
Companies from the island of Taiwan marked their largest-ever presence, with semiconductor giants like TSMC unveiling eco-friendly chip solutions. 'This expo bridges opportunities across the Taiwan Strait,' said a Taipei-based entrepreneur collaborating with Shenzhen startups.
With deals worth $6.9 billion signed on Day 1, CIIE 2023 proves global trade isn’t just alive—it’s dancing to a greener, smarter beat.
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