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Supply chain expo sees bunches of new product launches, new deals

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Supply chain expo sees bunches of new product launches, new deals

2026-06-24 16:44 Last Updated At:17:07

The ongoing fourth China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) entered its third day on Wednesday, with a packed agenda of events and product launches, including 10 product debut events, as participating companies began securing cooperation agreements with partners at home and from abroad.

The fourth edition of the five-day expo has drawn more than 670 exhibitors from 85 countries, regions and international organizations.

On Wednesday morning, a series of new product unveilings took place, with four companies presenting their latest innovations, including an upgraded security patrol robot dog and medical-grade home care products.

"This year, [we've] brought the new generation AI cloud-specific functions, the new generation AI Agent, and our embodied intelligence series products. [We hope] to leverage the CISCE platform to further promote [our products and technologies] to the global market," said Zhao Jie, secretary of the Board of Directors at NEXWISE Intelligence China Limited, a leading innovator in AI product research, development and manufacturing.

Beyond new product launch events, Wednesday's agenda also included three thematic exchange activities among which the morning's advanced manufacturing-themed event provided a platform for high-level exchanges in the sector.

According to organizers, this year's exhibition area of Advanced Manufacturing has gathered nearly 100 Chinese and foreign enterprises to present the complete supply chain ecosystem in such areas as high-end equipment, new materials and industrial automation.

Among the exhibits are the CR450 high-speed train, currently the world's fastest in terms of designed operational speed and China's independently developed series of new energy locomotives. These achievements underscore collaborative innovation across industrial and supply chains.

"In China's rail transit equipment industry, our company plays the role of a 'chain leader.' At the CISCE, we are actively engaging with manufacturers from various countries, in efforts to enable our partners from the upstream and downstream of the industrial chain and our new energy locomotive producers to go global in coordination," said Liu Huaxuan, overall designer of the locomotive development department at China Railway Rolling Stock Corporation (CRRC) Dalian Co., Ltd.

So far, enterprises from Italy, the United States, Spain have signed cooperation agreements with the guest-of-honor provinces of Hainan and Anhui.

Supply chain expo sees bunches of new product launches, new deals

Supply chain expo sees bunches of new product launches, new deals

Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said on Tuesday that the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) did not mention Iran's ballistic missile program, stressing that the issue "was never on the table" and "never on the agenda" during the negotiations.

Speaking at a joint press conference with visiting Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, Shehbaz said that Iran had never agreed to discuss the matter.

Pezeshkian arrived in Pakistan on Tuesday for a state visit to discuss the ongoing diplomatic efforts following the signing of the U.S.-Iran peace MoU.

The document, aimed at ending conflict on multiple fronts including Lebanon, was signed digitally by Pezeshkian and U.S. President Donald Trump on June 18.

Pezeshkian said the memorandum contained no reference to missiles and would not include them in the future. He said that Iran will never negotiate its defensive capabilities with anyone.

The president's remarks came after Iranian and U.S. delegations held high-level consultations on the implementation of the MoU in Switzerland on Sunday, mediated by Pakistan and Qatar. Technical talks followed on Monday.

Also on Tuesday, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei told a weekly press conference in Tehran that Iran's missile and defense capabilities "have never been part of the talks and will never be the subject of negotiations with any party."

About a week ago, Trump said he did not oppose Iran having ballistic missiles, though Israel strongly objected.

Trump added that it would be "unfair" for Iran not to have ballistic missiles if other countries have them.

Pakistan PM says Iran ballistic missile program not part of Islamabad MoU

Pakistan PM says Iran ballistic missile program not part of Islamabad MoU

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