进博境外参展商期待明年再参展 “中国机遇”具象化了

Group 1 - Over 4,000 foreign exhibitors showcased their products and services at the China International Import Expo (CIIE), highlighting the event as a significant opportunity for economic cooperation and insight into the Chinese market [1] - New Zealand's Trade and Investment Minister Todd McClay announced plans to bring more business delegations next year, increasing from 80 to potentially over 100 companies, emphasizing the expo as a prime opportunity for understanding the Chinese market [3] - Panasonic's Global Vice President noted the ease of understanding the changes in the Chinese market and recognized China as not only a consumer and manufacturing powerhouse but also an innovation leader [5] Group 2 - The CEO of Spain's Baiki Natural Nutrition Company observed larger exhibitor scales and recognized the Chinese government's efforts to enhance cross-border e-commerce, presenting significant opportunities for multinational companies [7] - The CEO of Zespri International reported a doubling of sales in China since participating in the expo, viewing China's five-year plan as an excellent market expansion opportunity [9] - GSK's Vice President for China highlighted the integration of 80% of their R&D projects in China into global initiatives, aiming to leverage local partnerships for mutual benefits [11] Group 3 - Nikon's Global Senior Vice President emphasized China's position as the world's largest market, strengthening ties with Chinese consumers through participation in the expo [13] - The CEO of Casey Group expressed a sense of vitality and growth, noting accelerated investments in China since attending the expo two years ago [15] - KPMG's partner reported that 88% of foreign enterprises have increased confidence in China's economic growth over the next three years, a significant rise of 17 percentage points from the previous year, with many CEOs planning to increase investments in China [17]