以"共商开放合作，共赢发展未来"为主题的此次投洽会，优选参展企业超千家，覆盖汽车制造等10个领 域的126家行业头部企业，同时有200多家境外企业参展。此外将有80个重大项目在开幕式现场签约，涵 盖产业合作、对外贸易、跨境电商等领域，一批新标准、新服务、新产品也将发布。(完) （文章来源：中国新闻网） 中新网郑州9月19日电(阚力王佳宁)河南省政府新闻办19日举行新闻发布会通报称，第十五届中国河南 国际投资贸易洽谈会(以下简称投洽会)将于9月26日至28日在郑州举办，卢森堡、波兰、德国等30余个 境外团组及逾10个国际组织等受邀参会，已确认参会参展嘉宾1.2万名。 河南省商务厅厅长王振利在发布会上介绍，大会期间将举办中国(河南)—欧洲经贸合作交流等河南与欧 洲的高水平对外开放活动，搭建国际交流合作平台。 "郑州与欧洲、东盟国家的交流合作基础扎实，欧盟、东盟也是郑州最大的贸易伙伴。"郑州市人民政府 副市长王滔在会上介绍，近年来，在物流通道方面，郑州从空陆数海全方位链接欧洲、东盟各主要国家 地区，已形成横跨欧美亚、辐射全球主要经济体的枢纽航线网络。 他表示，中国(河南)—欧洲经贸合作交流活动将重点推动与波兰、卢森 ...

Core Insights - The Qingdao International Beer Festival has evolved from a local celebration into an international cultural symbol over its 35-year history, showcasing the city's identity and fostering global connections [6][8]. Group 1: Festival Evolution - The first Qingdao International Beer Festival took place in June 1991, attracting over 100 breweries and more than 100,000 attendees, marking the beginning of a significant cultural event [3][4]. - By 1994, the establishment of the Qingdao International Beer City solidified the festival's location, with 500,000 attendees and 200 tons of beer sold, indicating rapid growth [4]. - The festival has expanded its duration from 24 days to one month in 2025, featuring over 2,300 beer varieties, the highest in its history [4][6]. Group 2: Economic Impact - The 34th festival attracted 6.36 million visitors, with beer consumption reaching over 2,800 tons and generating significant economic activity, including 500 cultural events and 1,807 competitions [6][7]. - The festival's activities have driven local tourism and consumption, with the West Coast venue and Laoshan venue contributing to a total revenue of 350 million yuan for surrounding businesses [6][7]. Group 3: International Engagement - The festival serves as a bridge for international exchange, with increasing numbers of foreign tourists, particularly from South Korea, drawn to the event [8][9]. - Various international activities and collaborations are being introduced, including the "Beer Festival Theme Cross-Border Travel" initiative, aimed at creating a tourism ecosystem that promotes cultural exchange [9].