China's 4th International Supply Chain Expo to Shine with Global Participation
The 4th International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) is set to take place in Beijing from June 22 to 26, 2026, and is expected to showcase an unprecedented levels of international participation and global outreach. This significant event highlights the growing prominence of China's supply chain sector on the world stage. Li Xingqian, the Vice President of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT), anticipates that the expo will not only attract numerous exhibitors but will also foster important discussions around global trade practices.
This year's expo marks a historic moment as Australia is officially recognized as the Guest Country of Honor for the very first time. This participation signifies Australia's commitment to engage at a national level in the expo, reflecting the evolving global perception of CISCE as an influential platform for supply chain stakeholders. Five major international organizations, including the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) and the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), are returning as collaborative partners, further establishing the expo's credibility and reach.
For the first time, the expo will also feature an international invited provinces program. The French region of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes and the Italian region of Liguria have been designated as the inaugural international invited provinces. Their presence will be alongside China's national invited provinces, Anhui and Hainan. Anhui province plans to highlight its advancements in scientific technology and manufacturing, particularly focusing on emerging industries such as smart connected electric vehicles, cutting-edge information technology, artificial intelligence, high-end equipment manufacturing, advanced materials, and low-altitude aviation.
Hainan province, participating as an invited province during its inaugural year of independent customs operations at the Hainan Free Trade Port, is set to provide an overview of its developmental progress. The province aims to discuss modern service sector supply chains, institutional innovation, and opportunities for international cooperation linked to the free trade port. As of now, exhibitors from 85 countries, regions, and international organizations have confirmed their attendance, with international exhibitors accounting for 36.5% of the total. Notably, over 65% of the participating companies belong to the Fortune Global 500, indicating the high-caliber representation at the event.
In addition, more than 150 foreign delegations have confirmed their attendance in China to engage in meetings and business discussions, with expectations that the total number and the profile of participating delegations will surpass those from previous editions. This year’s expo is poised for a grand opening ceremony scheduled for the morning of June 22. Throughout the event, attendees will collaboratively present the 4th Beijing Initiative of the CISCE.
With its ambitious goals of enhancing international cooperation and showcasing innovations in supply chain logistics, the 4th CISCE is set to be a pivotal moment for global trade interactions and partnerships. As anticipation builds, stakeholders from across the globe look forward to what promises to be one of the most impactful expos in the industry’s history.
This year's expo marks a historic moment as Australia is officially recognized as the Guest Country of Honor for the very first time. This participation signifies Australia's commitment to engage at a national level in the expo, reflecting the evolving global perception of CISCE as an influential platform for supply chain stakeholders. Five major international organizations, including the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) and the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), are returning as collaborative partners, further establishing the expo's credibility and reach.
For the first time, the expo will also feature an international invited provinces program. The French region of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes and the Italian region of Liguria have been designated as the inaugural international invited provinces. Their presence will be alongside China's national invited provinces, Anhui and Hainan. Anhui province plans to highlight its advancements in scientific technology and manufacturing, particularly focusing on emerging industries such as smart connected electric vehicles, cutting-edge information technology, artificial intelligence, high-end equipment manufacturing, advanced materials, and low-altitude aviation.
Hainan province, participating as an invited province during its inaugural year of independent customs operations at the Hainan Free Trade Port, is set to provide an overview of its developmental progress. The province aims to discuss modern service sector supply chains, institutional innovation, and opportunities for international cooperation linked to the free trade port. As of now, exhibitors from 85 countries, regions, and international organizations have confirmed their attendance, with international exhibitors accounting for 36.5% of the total. Notably, over 65% of the participating companies belong to the Fortune Global 500, indicating the high-caliber representation at the event.
In addition, more than 150 foreign delegations have confirmed their attendance in China to engage in meetings and business discussions, with expectations that the total number and the profile of participating delegations will surpass those from previous editions. This year’s expo is poised for a grand opening ceremony scheduled for the morning of June 22. Throughout the event, attendees will collaboratively present the 4th Beijing Initiative of the CISCE.
With its ambitious goals of enhancing international cooperation and showcasing innovations in supply chain logistics, the 4th CISCE is set to be a pivotal moment for global trade interactions and partnerships. As anticipation builds, stakeholders from across the globe look forward to what promises to be one of the most impactful expos in the industry’s history.
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