Group 1 - The 8th China International Import Expo (CIIE) will be held from November 5 to 10 in Shanghai, featuring participation from 155 countries and regions, with 4,108 overseas companies exhibiting, marking a record exhibition area of over 430,000 square meters [1] - A total of 170 overseas companies and 27 institutions are recognized as "full attendance" participants, having never missed any previous CIIE, showcasing their commitment to the event and China's market [1] - Siemens will present over 10 AI-driven core products and solutions, while Bayer will highlight its commitment to the Chinese market with an 800 square meter booth and several global debut products [1] Group 2 - Fosun Pharma views CIIE as a key platform for showcasing global innovation and advancing business cooperation, having transformed from "exhibits to products" over the past seven years [2] - Panasonic will showcase innovative solutions across various spaces, emphasizing the importance of firsthand experience for Japanese companies in observing the Chinese market [2] Group 3 - The expo will feature 461 new products, technologies, and services, positioning China as a testing ground for global innovation and profit opportunities [3] - AstraZeneca will showcase over 40 innovative drugs and announce a new production expansion plan, with a significant investment of $2.5 billion in China [3] - Johnson & Johnson will present over 100 innovative products, highlighting its long-term commitment to China's healthcare sector [3] Group 4 - The CIIE serves as a bridge for trade cooperation between China and other countries, facilitating foreign companies' entry into the Chinese market [4] Group 5 - Louis Dreyfus Company has signed trade intention agreements across various sectors at previous expos and aims to help Chinese partners diversify import sources [5] - Canadian companies are increasingly looking to expand into the Chinese market, with nearly 50 companies from British Columbia participating in this year's expo, a historic high [5][6] Group 6 - Singapore's participation is notable, with a delegation of 57 companies and over 500 executives attending, reflecting the growth potential in the Chinese market despite global economic challenges [6]