General

Since the beginning of this year, the Nanjing Council for the Promotion of International Trade has organized the city's enterprises to participate in nearly 40 trade activities such as various online and offline international exhibitions, "cloud business" and "cloud negotiation" to help enterprises "go global" and seek opportunities in crisis to compete for orders.

In 2022, the first batch of three online international exhibitions of "Jiangsu Youpin·Changxing Global" will open one after another from July 18th to 23rd. In order to further help enterprises to expand their markets, Nanjing Council for the Promotion of International Trade took the initiative to cooperate with the Municipal Bureau of Commerce and the Bureau of Industry and Information Technology to jointly organize nearly 1,000 Nanjing enterprises to participate in three online international exhibitions.

The three online international exhibitions have their own emphasis on encouraging companies to use online channels to expand the market and compete for orders. Among them, the international comprehensive exhibition hosted by Focus Technology Co., Ltd. has injected new momentum into the overseas market by building a full-link service platform. The 2022 "Three-Line Linkage" RCEP International Exhibition hosted by Jiangsu Lianya International Exhibition Co., Ltd. focuses on the RCEP area and promotes the construction of a multi-level industrial cooperation platform for the RCEP area. The Global Sources Online International Exhibition hosted by Global Sources Advertising (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. combines buyer community resources and Nanjing's industrial advantages, focuses on four core industries, and presents "Nanjing Intelligent Manufacturing" to global buyers.

Since the beginning of this year, the Nanjing Council for the Promotion of International Trade has organized the city's enterprises to participate in nearly 40 trade activities such as various online and offline international exhibitions, "cloud business" and "cloud negotiation", helping enterprises to "go global" and seek opportunities in crisis to compete for orders.