International purchasers sought to strengthen business ties with Chinese tech companies at a partnership-building event held Friday on the sidelines of the 9th China-Eurasia Expo, which runs from June 25 to 29 in Urumqi, capital of northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.
The expo has attracted participants from 49 countries, regions and international organizations from Asia, Europe and other continents, with the attendance of over 3,000 Chinese and international enterprises .
More than 100 high-tech companies from various fields, such as intelligent manufacturing, energy and chemical industry, are showcasing their latest products.
Officials said the expo highlights innovation, focusing on emerging sectors such as AI, digital economy, low-altitude economy, and bio-manufacturing.
"[China has] very high-level developed technologies. The possibility of China to make a lot of very good-quality goods in a very short period of time is a very good skill in business," said Mikhail Derevyanko, deputy general director of Russia's Avangard Special Economic Zone (SEZ), said at the partnership-building event.
"We have good future partnership with China's companies, because a lot of technologies from China became very popular," said Kanat Alin, an advisor to the chairman of the management board of the National Chamber of Entrepreneurs of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
Chinese companies said at the expo that they are receiving increasing orders for their tech products from countries across the world.
"The smart bicycles we are selling have a built-in AI system that can calculate and distribute power output to extend driving range. We receive more orders from Russia, Spain and other European countries. Usually, we ship the bicycles in two containers at a time, with more than 200 units per container," said Xu Huazeng, an exhibitor.
Int'l buyers seek to strengthen ties with Chinese tech companies at 9th China-Eurasia Expo
