The latest progress of the 2026 Trade in Services Fair preparations has been announced, with 223 companies and institutions expressing interest in participating.

The latest preparations for the 2026 China International Trade in Services Fair were announced today at the Beijing National Convention Center. This year, the organizers of the Global Services Trade Summit have added the World Intellectual Property Organization as a co-host, joining hands with the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, the Ministry of Commerce, and the Beijing Municipal People's Government to jointly host events such as the Global Services Trade Summit, outcome displays, parallel forums, and negotiation promotions during the exhibition period. In 2026, Norway will serve as the guest country and Guangxi as the guest province for the Trade in Services Fair. Currently, more than 40 countries and international organizations have confirmed their participation in the event, showcasing the core hotspots of global services trade. The fair will focus on nine industry sectors, including telecom, computer and information services, and financial services. There are already 223 companies and institutions intending to exhibit, and for the first time, there will be a "Going Global Services Promotion Roadshow Area" showcasing cases and achievements in China's services and technology going global.