As a vital opportunity for China to accelerate the formation of a new development pattern and boost high-level opening-up, the China International Import Expo plays an active role in helping New Zealand's small and medium-sized enterprises enter the Chinese market.
A promotional event for the first China International Import Expo was held in Auckland, New Zealand on May 11, at which an official from the country’s foreign affairs and trade ministry said New Zealand will attend the fair to be held in Shanghai in Novem
The overseas roadshow of the 2nd China International Import Expo 2019 kicked off on Dec. 3rd in Auckland, New Zealand. Jointly held by the China International Import Expo Bureau and the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai), the first stop of the road show in Auckland attracted exporters across New Zealand. A number of companies and institutions signed up on-site for the exhibition with an agreed exhibition area of over 1,600 square meters.
China is now New Zealand's second-largest source of foreign investment, though the investment relationship still lags behind their trade and people-to-people links, according to a report published on August 15 by the New Zealand China Council.
Around 100 New Zealand companies will participate in this year's China International Import Expo (CIIE), which will held between Nov. 5 and 10 in Shanghai.
New Zealand trade officials said Friday that they expect to learn more about the Chinese market through the forthcoming China International Import Expo (CIIE) and will further customize products exporting to China.
New Zealand Minister for Trade and Export Growth David Parker told Xinhua on Thursday that the China International Import Expo (CIIE) can increase the reach of New Zealand companies to a wider pool of buyers.
A delegation from the China International Import Expo (CIIE) Bureau will visit Auckland, the capital of New Zealand, on Dec 7 to promote next year's edition of the expo.
