Sixth CIIE concludes with record high tentative deals of $78.41b
The Sixth China International Import Expo (CIIE), the world's biggest import fair, wraps up in Shanghai on Friday. The fair, returning in full force since the pandemic for the first time, saw tentative deals worth $78.41 signed, 6.74 percent higher than 2022's figure, demonstrating China's vital role in the international market and its unswerving determination to open up its market and share the benefits of its growth with the rest of the world, Chinese analysts said.
Customers browse goods at booth of Pacific Alpaca Home Textile Group at the CIIE on November 8, 2023. Photo: Chu Daye/GT
Southeast Asian durian a focal point at CIIE; Chinese consumption potential injects vitality into bilateral trade
Various durian products from fresh fruit to durian-made ice cream and cakes have been displayed on the 6th China International Import Expo (CIIE) as a major focus for exhibitors from Southeast Asia, as China's rapidly rising and diverse consumption potential further injects vitality into trade between China and Southeast Asian countries.
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