In just one month, Shanghai will once again take the global stage as the China International Import Expo (CIIE) returns, reaffirming China's pledge to further opening up and to sharing its development opportunities with the world.

First held in 2018, the CIIE created a groundbreaking chapter in global trade history. Since then, the expo has been consistently improving in scale and effectiveness.

As the world's first national-level exhibition dedicated to imports, the CIIE has showcased approximately 3,000 new products, technologies and services over the past seven years, with intended transactions exceeding 500 billion U.S. dollars.

Against the backdrop of increasing instability and uncertainty in global economic and trade conditions, hosting the eighth edition carries special significance, said Wu Zhengping, deputy director general of the CIIE Bureau.

A GLOBAL GATHERING

Dozens of countries and international organizations have confirmed participation in the national exhibition of the upcoming expo, with Kyrgyzstan joining for the first time. Over 3,200 enterprises from more than 110 countries and regions have signed up for the business exhibition, covering an area of 360,000 square meters.

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