The China International Fair for Trade in Services, hosted by the Chinese government, has opened in Beijing, with more than 1,800 companies from China and abroad exhibiting. A total of 20 Japanese companies are participating in the JETRO-operated Japan Pavilion, where they are showcasing health-related products and other items.
The China International Fair for Trade in Services, hosted by the Chinese government, has opened in Beijing, with more than 1,800 companies from China and abroad exhibiting. In addition to food and travel-related products, the fair is showcasing services such as humanoid robots using advanced technologies.
A total of 20 Japanese companies are exhibiting through the Japan Pavilion. Health-related products have attracted the attention of visitors, and reports indicate that interest remains high despite continued tensions in Japan-China relations.
The fair is hosted by China's Ministry of Commerce and the Beijing municipal government and is being held at Shougang Park from the 9th to the 13th. According to China's state-run Xinhua News Agency, officials in the Xi Jinping administration delivered speeches, emphasizing the opening up of trade in services and stronger cooperation.
This year, a new services exhibition zone supporting overseas expansion has been established, as Chinese companies continue to develop overseas markets even amid reports of weak domestic demand.