A multinational corporation participated in the Chain Expo for the fourth consecutive year.

Today, the fourth China International Supply Chain Promotion Expo opened in Beijing. This year's Chain Expo has enhanced its internationalization level, attracting government delegations and multinational corporations from around the world to showcase, continuing to release a clear signal that foreign investors are optimistic about the Chinese industrial chain and are increasing cooperation in China. The proportion of foreign exhibitors at this year's Chain Expo reached 36.5%, and more than 200 overseas delegations have been confirmed to come to the exhibition for negotiations. Enterprises from 13 countries including Finland, Austria, and Kazakhstan are participating for the first time. As the guest country of the year, Australia hopes to leverage the Chain Expo platform to promote more innovative enterprises to accurately connect with Chinese partners and jointly build a more resilient supply chain. While government delegations from various countries enthusiastically participate, multinational corporations that have been deeply cultivating the Chinese market for many years are also deeply involved in the Chain Expo, with many companies participating in all four sessions. These multinational corporations mostly focus on key development tracks such as energy transformation, industrial digitization, and artificial intelligence, bringing a large number of new technologies and solutions developed through joint research and development between China and foreign countries, empowering the transformation and upgrading of the real economy with intelligent technology.