The 27th China International Hi-Tech Fair (CHTF) opened on Friday in Shenzhen, a major tech hub in south China's Guangdong Province, bringing together over 5,000 exhibitors from around the world to showcase more than 5,000 new products and solutions.
The three-day event features 22 specialized exhibition zones, covering areas including artificial intelligence and robotics, semiconductors and integrated circuits, consumer electronics, and the low-altitude economy and commercial aerospace. Organizers expect the fair to attract over 450,000 professional visitors.
More than 5,000 leading enterprises and international organizations from over 100 countries and regions are participating. Over 5,000 cutting-edge products and technological achievements will be unveiled during the event, with more than 100 debut showcases scheduled to demonstrate the role of sci-tech innovation in driving the development of new quality productive forces.
Attending on opening day, Zhang Lin, Director of the Shenzhen Municipal Science, Technology and Innovation Bureau, emphasized the city's approach to promoting industrial and innovation synergy.
"We are aligning industrial chains with innovation priorities and fostering innovation around industrial needs. To that end, we have invited leading enterprises in key industrial chains to exhibit together with their suppliers, especially those specializing in advanced technologies. By clustering the entire industry chain, we have significantly reduced transaction costs and greatly improved efficiency," said Zhang.
In addition to the exhibition, more than 200 activities, including professional forums, roadshow presentations, and procurement matchmaking sessions will be held, providing a vital platform for international technological exchange and cooperation.
27th China Hi-Tech Fair opens in Shenzhen, featuring over 5,000 frontier innovations
