From November 5 to 10, the 7th China International Import Expo (CIIE) was held at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai).
Poly Group executives Liu Hualong and Sun Lixia attended the opening ceremony of the 7th CIIE and visited the exhibition booths of Shanghai Nokia Bell, a subsidiary under Poly Huaxin Post and Telecom Technologies, and the Jewelry Pavilion operated by China National Arts and Crafts Group. They gained detailed insights into the core exhibits and the planning and setup of the exhibitions. Wang Xingye participated in the parallel session “Deepening Cooperation on Industrial and Supply Chains for High-quality Development of Enterprises” and witnessed the on-site signing ceremony.
At this year’s CIIE, Poly Group strengthened its global partnerships by signing product procurement agreements worth over $2 billion?with companies from Kazakhstan, Singapore, the UAE, France, Ethiopia, and other countries. The agreements cover scarce non-ferrous metals as well as consumer goods such as cocoa beans and coffee beans. To ensure top-tier service and support for the expo, China National Arts and Crafts Group has undertaken the organization and operation of the Jewelry Pavilion for seven consecutive years, attracting over 160 exhibitors from 22 countries and regions. Additionally, it presented three diplomatic gifts, including the gold-leaf painting Jinbo (meaning CIIE), embodying the spirit of openness and win-win cooperation.
Staff from the Group Headquarters’ Strategic Investment Center and Technology Information Center, as well as representatives from Poly International, Poly Property, China National Arts and Crafts Group, and Poly Huaxin Post and Telecom Technologies, attended the event.