Group 1 - The 42nd World Conference of the International Association of Science Parks (IASP) was held in Beijing from September 16 to 19, 2025, with participation from emerging market partners and representatives from universities, research institutions, and innovative enterprises [1] - The Middle East is becoming a new blue ocean for Chinese enterprises in manufacturing, digital economy, and local life sectors, with 90% of Chinese companies planning to expand their business in the region, and 44% having formal plans [1] - Sharjah, as a key economic hub in the Gulf region, presents extensive investment opportunities, hosting over 700 Chinese enterprises, with 472 located in the mainland and 245 in free zones [1] Group 2 - Chinese companies looking to enter the Sharjah market are advised to understand the investor-friendly legislative and investment policy environment, and to actively participate in forums and events to build partnerships and reach commercial agreements [3] - The Sharjah Chamber of Commerce is willing to provide services to Chinese investors, including support for business establishment, organization of special business meetings, training development, issuance of certificates of origin, and facilitation of exhibitions [3] - Sharjah welcomes core industries with significant competitive advantages, such as culture, tourism, education, logistics, healthcare, renewable energy, human capital and innovation technology, advanced manufacturing, and agricultural and food technology [3] Group 3 - Companies in the Middle East are seeking advanced partners in greenhouse technology and hydroponics due to the region's complex climate, which requires flexibility between traditional farming and modern cultivation techniques [3] - The CEO of WAHATALFAW highlighted the need for seasonal adaptability in agriculture, using traditional methods from October to March and modern techniques during the hot months from June to September [3] - Ahmed Salim Saeed Alshaiba Almheiri is actively seeking partnerships in China, particularly interested in core planting technologies, and has been participating in organic agriculture exchange meetings during his visits [5]