Dahua Pro Challenge 2026 Celebrates Global Installer Expertise and Long-term Collaboration

HANGZHOU, China, Nov. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Dahua Technology, a world-leading video-centric AIoT solution and service provider, brought together installer partners from around the world for Pro Challenge 2026, recognizing their professional expertise and strengthening cooperation across its global partner network. The event featured technology demonstrations, hands-on experiences and exchanges, highlighting the partners who bring Dahua's technologies into practical applications and provide customer service in local markets.

Engaging the Global Installer Community

Under the theme "Build It. Show It. Win It.", Pro Challenge 2026 featured the Social Media Video Challenge and the newly introduced Partner App Scan Challenge. The two tracks offered partners different ways to participate, share their experience with Dahua products and solutions, and connect with the wider installer community.

At the opening ceremony, Mr. Fu Liquan, Chairman of Dahua Technology, welcomed the partners and thanked them for their continued trust and support. He highlighted installers' role in translating AIoT technologies into practical applications that meet customer needs and create value. "Only through open cooperation and complementary strengths can we better seize the opportunities brought by technological change," he said.

Mr. Jason Zhao, President of Dahua Technology, outlined three priorities for cooperation: a deeper understanding of customers, stronger support for partner growth, and more lasting partnerships. He emphasized the importance of listening to installers' frontline experience and combining Dahua's technologies and resources with their local knowledge and professional service capabilities.

Connecting Technology with Local Expertise

At Dahua's global headquarters and showroom, partners explored products and technology demonstrations covering video perception and AIoT applications. Hands-on sessions and discussions with Dahua experts focused on product capabilities and their use in customer projects. A visit to the Dahua AIoT Industrial Park provided a closer look at the company's manufacturing operations and production capabilities.

These activities provided opportunities for installer partners to discuss market requirements, deployment challenges and customer expectations with Dahua teams. Drawing on their frontline experience in product selection, system integration and after-sales service, installers shared practical insights into how Dahua's products, solutions and support can better address local needs. The exchanges also enabled partners to gain technical insights and learn from peers across markets.

Recognizing the 2026 Golden Pros

The 2026 Golden Pro Award Ceremony & Gala, held on November 12, recognized partners' achievements and contributions to Dahua's global installer community. Installer representatives also shared their experiences, highlighting the professional skills and practical knowledge behind their work.

The recognition reflects Dahua's continued commitment to long-term partner development. Through professional training and certification, digital tools, localized marketing resources, and global service and after-sales support, Dahua provides its partners with ongoing support to strengthen their capabilities and better respond to evolving customer requirements.

Looking forward, Dahua will continue to incorporate partner feedback and frontline insights into the improvement of its products, solutions and support. By combining Dahua's technical expertise and resources with partners' understanding of local markets, the company seeks to strengthen long-term cooperation and support effective project delivery and customer service across markets.

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Dahua Pro Challenge 2026 Celebrates Global Installer Expertise and Long-term Collaboration

BEIJING, Nov. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- A news report from Xinhuanet:

Cangzhou, a coastal city in northern China's Hebei Province, invited international media organizations to explore the stories behind its cultural heritage, industrial economy and expanding trade connections at a forum held as part of the Seventh World Media Summit in Beijing on November 5.

The forum, themed "Media in the Intelligent Age: From Consensus to Action," provided a setting for Wang Shaojie, Director-General of Publicity Department of Cangzhou, to introduce the city and call for closer cooperation with media organizations worldwide.

Situated on Bohai Bay near Beijing and Tianjin, and linked to Xiong'an New Area, Cangzhou brings together historic waterways and a coastal industrial economy. Its development spans established manufacturing sectors as well as new energy and digital computing infrastructure.

With a history as an established city stretching back more than 1,500 years, Cangzhou is home to both World Cultural Heritage and World Natural Heritage sites. Its martial arts traditions and Wuqiao acrobatics are known internationally, while the Grand Canal and Nandagang wetland offer further perspectives on the city's cultural and natural heritage. Together with local manufacturing, these are among the subjects Cangzhou is bringing to wider international attention.

The city's industrial base includes four nationally recognized specialized industrial clusters for small and medium-sized enterprises and 25 key provincial-level specialized industrial clusters. Drawing on this network, Cangzhou has developed a cross-border e-commerce model that combines global product sourcing, goods consolidation in the city and streamlined access to overseas markets, helping local businesses reach international customers.

Wang also outlined the city's efforts to share these stories across languages and time zones. Its international communication initiatives focus on making local experiences—from cultural traditions and wetland conservation to manufacturing and trade—more accessible to overseas audiences.

"We warmly invite media organizations from China and around the world to visit Cangzhou, get to know the city, document its stories and share them with wider audiences," Wang said.

The invitation extends beyond the forum to the places and businesses shaping Cangzhou today, from its canal heritage and coastal wetlands to its manufacturing clusters and cross-border trade networks.

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Cangzhou Invites Global Media Collaboration at World Media Summit