“蓉品出海”暨成都国际美食之都推介活动走进欧洲 成都携手巴黎、都柏林共拓合作新空间

Core Insights - The event "Rongpin Going Global" and the promotion of Chengdu as an International Food City were successfully held in Paris and Dublin from October 27 to October 30, aiming to enhance economic and cultural exchanges between Chengdu and Europe [1][11] - Chengdu has been recognized as an "International Food City" by UNESCO since 2010, serving as a cultural bridge between China and the world, with a focus on practical cooperation in culture, cuisine, and trade [2][11] Group 1: Event Overview - The event featured a variety of activities including city promotion, project signing, and the "Rongpin Market," which showcased Chengdu's culinary culture and innovative spirit to European audiences [1][5] - The market included five exhibition areas: "Intelligent Machinery Symphony," "Sichuan Flavor and Music," "Sichuan Tea and Wine," "Intangible Cultural Heritage and Creative Products," and "Interactive Experience," allowing guests to engage with Chengdu's culture and technology [5] Group 2: Economic and Cultural Cooperation - Chengdu's Deputy Minister of the Foreign Cooperation Promotion Center presented the "Open Chengdu" partnership plan, highlighting six major actions for resource integration, enterprise services, and brand promotion, inviting European companies to explore opportunities in Western China [6] - Several cooperation projects were signed during the event, including the establishment of a Sino-French economic service station and collaborations in smart manufacturing and cultural arts, indicating a shift from product export to industrial chain collaboration [7] Group 3: Culinary Exchange - A special dialogue between chefs from Chengdu and Paris emphasized the creative fusion of Sichuan cuisine and French culinary arts, with plans to introduce an international chef training program in Chengdu [8] - The establishment of the "Sichuan Cuisine Overseas Promotion Center" in Dublin marked the first official platforms for promoting Sichuan cuisine in Ireland, enhancing cultural ties between Chengdu and Ireland [10] Group 4: Future Prospects - The event underscored Chengdu's commitment to high-level openness and deepening cooperation with European cities, with follow-up exchanges planned with various institutions in France and Ireland [11][14] - Chengdu aims to continue promoting its cultural and economic strengths globally, inviting collaboration and engagement from international partners [14]