China-ASEAN International Trade Digital Expo kicked off
Aug 7, 2022
Online Matchmaking Meeting for ASEAN will be held
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Aug 6, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - On August 3, the 2022 China-ASEAN International Trade Digital Expo, hosted by the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) and organized by the China Chamber of International Commerce (CCIOC) and the China Association for Trade in Services (CATIS), officially kicked off. This expo attracted more than 1,000 exhibitors from China and more than 10,000 professional buyers from ASEAN to participate in the digital exhibition platform. During the expo, one RCEP policy publicity and interpretation training session and six online series of matchmaking sessions will be held. Many overseas business associations from Malaysia, and Thailand have given strong support to the event. The digital expo sets up sections of "China Today", "Chinese Brands" and "Enterprise Services" to promote Chinese brands to "go global", deeply integrated into the global industrial chain, value chain, and logistics chain, help enterprises to further open the ASEAN market, and improve the quality and level of foreign trade to achieve a win-win situation.
In order to carry out in-depth RCEP publicity and promotion work and help enterprises make full use of the RCEP policy dividends, the RCEP policy publicity and interpretation training session will explain the RCEP trade in goods and services rules in detail and introduce the opportunities and challenges of the agricultural industry under RCEP. Over 120 overseas professional buyers from ASEAN countries such as Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, etc., and representatives of more than 150 exhibitors from Hubei Province, Jiangxi Province, etc. are selected for the ASEAN Online Series Matchmaking Meeting. On agricultural products & food, building materials and hardware, home appliances and consumer electronics, consumer goods, auto parts, baby products, and other industrial products, exchanges, and negotiations in the form of "one-to-many promotion" and "one-to-one docking" are expected to be carried out more than 400 sessions of negotiation and exchanges soon. The event will be broadcast live on the CCPIT Exhibition Cloud Platform to help both Chinese and foreign parties reach cooperation as soon as possible.
Exhibitors can use this exhibition to communicate in real time without leaving home, which not only saves travel expenses but also obtains good opportunities for trade negotiations and getting to know customers. The digital expo lasted for 10 days and closed on August 12.
Source :CREAT
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