China affirms commitment to stable global supply chains at expo
- The second China International Supply Chain Expo took place in Beijing from November 26 to 30, 2024.
- Over 600 companies participated, marking a significant increase in foreign representation compared to the previous event.
- Chinese officials reaffirmed commitment to global supply chain stability amid economic globalization.
China hosted the second China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) in Beijing from November 26 to 30, 2024. During the event, Chinese Premier Li Qiang emphasized the country's commitment to ensuring stable and efficient global industrial and supply chains in light of increasing protectionist measures worldwide. The expo, which drew participation from over 600 companies, showcased the growing integration of multinational corporations within China's supply chain ecosystem. Notable attendees included executives from major firms, such as Apple and FedEx, who expressed optimism about expanding their investments and collaborations in China. The increasing foreign participation at the expo reflects a renewed confidence in China's economic outlook, highlighted by rising growth forecasts from financial institutions.