We Participated in the China Import and Export Fair's Digital Trade Seminar

On April 15, 2024, during the grand opening of the 135th China Import and Export Fair, commonly known as the Canton Fair, we had the honor of participating in a significant seminar focused on "Enhancing the Digital Level of Trade." This event, held at the Canton Fair Pavilion in Guangzhou, was directed under the guidance of the Ministry of Commerce's Foreign Trade Department, with organizational support from the Ministry of Commerce's Licensing Affairs Bureau and the China Foreign Trade Centre.

The Canton Fair, inaugurated in the spring of 1957, stands as China's most prestigious trade event, renowned for its extensive history, scale, and the comprehensive range of products it showcases. It attracts the most buyers and enjoys the broadest international participation, solidifying its status as a pivotal platform for global trade discussions.

During the seminar, which brought together experts from international organizations, governmental bodies, and industry groups, our founder and chairman, She Ying, delivered a keynote presentation on our "AI Industrial Parts International Trading Platform." He introduced our innovative "2+5+2" strategy, which utilizes two databases, five AI tools, and two service systems to expand the trade of industrial components.

She Ying emphasized how our platform directly connects global buyers with over 700,000 factories across China, offering a diverse range of processes and capabilities. We provide one-stop services for small-batch, multi-variety, and multi-process purchasing demands, thereby optimizing transaction costs and maximizing production efficiency.

Moreover, we are continuously developing new AI tools to assist Chinese factories in overcoming the challenges of entering international markets. We have also launched initiatives like the "Ten Thousand Factories Going Global" and the "Haizol+ Industrial Belt," along with organizing a green supply chain to further extend China's manufacturing capabilities worldwide.

As of April 13, this session of the Canton Fair has seen pre-registration from 1.444 million foreign buyers from 215 countries and regions, demonstrating a substantial increase in participants, particularly from the United States and countries involved in the "Belt and Road" initiative. Our participation in this seminar marks an important step in our efforts to help Chinese manufacturers expand into international markets and actively engage with global manufacturing networks.

Looking forward, we will continue to leverage our platform's strengths, participate in more international exhibitions, and enhance our visibility among global buyers. Our goal is to create more development opportunities for Chinese factories and to foster a broader adoption and familiarity with our services worldwide.