Outlook for the sixth CIIE
As the COVID-19 pandemic situation improves and normal life resumes, the sixth CIIE will return to holding exhibitions offline, showcasing products and services from various countries and regions.
The sixth CIIE will feature more roadshows both domestically and internationally, providing exhibitors with greater opportunities to engage with potential buyers. To enable more small and medium-sized enterprises to participate, the CIIE Bureau will establish a cooperation network.
Furthermore, new subsections for innovation incubation and optical printing will be introduced. These will focus on optimizing subsections related to industries such as energy and low-carbon sectors, environmental protection technology, and artificial intelligence. The expo organizers will increase their efforts in investment promotion and use big data to assist matchmaking between exhibitors and buyers.
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