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China Council for the Promotion of International Trade Commercial Industry Branch, China Chamber of International Commerce Business Industry Chamber of Commerce (hereinafter referred to as the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade) is a non-governmental foreign economic and trade organization composed of representative enterprises, groups, and persons in the Chinese business community. Trade promotion committee and China Council of International Chambers of Commerce's trade promotion agencies.

Commercial Promotion Branch of China Council for the Promotion of International Trade

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China Council for the Promotion of International Trade Commercial Industry Branch, China Chamber of International Commerce Business Industry Chamber of Commerce (hereinafter referred to as the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade) is a non-governmental foreign economic and trade organization composed of representative enterprises, groups, and persons in the Chinese business community. Trade promotion committee and China Council of International Chambers of Commerce's trade promotion agencies.

Chinese name

Commercial Promotion Branch of China Council for the Promotion of International Trade

Category

CCPIT

Field

Trade and Economic Technology

Short name

China Council for the Promotion of International Trade

In accordance with China's laws, regulations and policies, in the fields of trade, economics and technology in the commercial field, various forms of trade and economic activities with other countries in the world are used to promote mutual understanding and cooperation between China and foreign countries in commercial trade and technology.

The Commercial Industry Branch is the most professional foreign economic and trade cooperation service organization in China's agricultural field. It combines international business development trends and national business and economic development strategies to carry out activities such as international liaison, international exhibitions, international conferences, international consulting and training, and services. Trade drives the development of technology trade and product trade, and provides a reference for government decision-making.

Since the establishment of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, it has participated in and held different types of exhibitions in Japan, the Netherlands, Malaysia, Singapore, New Zealand, Vietnam, the United States, Germany, Kenya, India, Thailand, Indonesia, Spain, Hong Kong and other countries and regions. Seminars and business and trade training have greatly promoted the foreign trade of Chinese businesses. At the same time, the CCPIT Commercial Branch has held different types of international economic and trade exhibitions in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Tianjin, Xiamen, Shantou, Dalian, Nanjing, Changsha, Chengdu and other cities to strengthen economic and trade cooperation with countries around the world. communicate with.

The China Council for the Promotion of International Trade has more than 500 member companies across the country and is working hard to use e-commerce to serve its members and Chinese and foreign companies. Under the guidance of the reform and opening up policy, the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, as a non-governmental economic and trade organization, uses and exerts its own advantages, and is playing a role in promoting foreign trade in China's commodity circulation industry, utilizing foreign capital, introducing advanced foreign technology, and promoting bilateral and multilateral exchanges and cooperation. Play a positive role. The China Branch of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade uses the Chinese commodity circulation industry as its main service target and provides services to the whole society.

China Commodities (Mumbai, India) Exhibition

India is a large developing country. China and India have become the locomotives of Asia and the world economy. In recent years, the bilateral economic and trade relations between China and India have developed rapidly, and they are continuously accelerating. The bilateral trade volume between China and India has increased from 3.59 billion in 2001 to 20 billion US dollars in 2006. In recent years, the bilateral trade volume between China and India has continued to grow rapidly. The two-way investment has increased tenfold. Chinese companies have built more than $ 10 billion in infrastructure projects in India.

As the country with the largest import and export volume between South Asia and China, India has also increased cooperation with China in various fields in recent years. In 2010, with the rapid economic recovery of China and India, the two sides took the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and India as an opportunity, and high-level mutual visits and economic and trade exchanges became increasingly frequent. Taking advantage of international events such as the Shanghai World Expo and the Guangzhou Asian Games, China-India private exchanges have become more frequent, and China has become one of the important tourist destinations for Indian tourists. The bilateral trade volume between China and India in 2010 exceeded the expectations of the two countries, reaching US $ 61.7 billion. Compared with US $ 43 billion in 2009, trade volume between the two countries increased by 43% in 2010

After research, the organizer decided to host the " 2011 Ninth China Commodities (Mumbai, India) Exhibition " on December 15-17, 2011 , and it will be open to the whole country. This exhibition is expected to have 400 booths, an exhibition area of 6,000 square meters, and 50,000 visitors.

At the end of 2010, Premier Wen Jiabao visited India and held free trade negotiations with India, saying that China-India relations have become increasingly mature, which is bound to further promote the development of China-India economic and trade. As one of the "BRIC" countries, India's huge population, huge market potential, and constantly open attitude are increasingly attracting the attention of foreign investors and multinational companies. The "2011 Ninth China Commodities (Mumbai, India) Exhibition" will provide domestic enterprises with a good business opportunity to inspect and expand the Indian market, to conduct face-to-face trade negotiations with Indian importers and distributors, and to sell products to the public. ^[1]

Mexico China Exhibition

Mexico is a developing developed country, and Latin America's leading power has played an influential and balanced role on the international stage. The country has a population of 110 million (2nd in Latin America and 13th in the world) and a per capita gross domestic product (GDP) of nearly $ 9,000, ranking 14th in the world. It has a land area of 1.97 million square kilometers (15th in the world) and is rich in natural resources. It is one of the top 10 mining nations in the world (the world's fourth largest petroleum reserve, the fifth largest natural gas, and 18 kinds of minerals such as gold, silver, copper, and iron, all entering the world's TOP. -10). Per capita use of solar energy ranks first in the world. Mexico is also a major tourism country, with colorful humanities and natural resources, and is the 8th largest tourism country in the world. The east and west coasts have more than 10,000 kilometers of coastline, the fishery resources are extremely rich, the aquaculture conditions are unique, and the cooperation space is huge. Seafood products such as abalone and lobster have entered the Chinese market and are very popular. At the same time, Mexico is the world's most open economy and trade body, and has signed 44 free trade agreements with more than 20 countries (1st in the world). Mexican government plans: In 2050, Mexico will become the fourth largest economy in the world after China, the United States and Japan.

In recent years, enthusiasm from all walks of life in Mexico to participate in various exhibitions has increased. The exhibition has become an important platform for China to carry out international friendly exchanges, promote products, increase awareness, and expand the Mexican and Latin American markets.

The Mexico China 2010 held at the Mexico City World Trade Center from November 12th to 14th, 2010 was a great success, which comprehensively demonstrated the two countries economic, tourism, commerce, investment, culture, technology, academic and environmental protection fields The state of development, focusing on complementarity and interoperability, achieved a sensation throughout Mexico and effectively promoted bilateral comprehensive friendly exchanges and mutually beneficial cooperation. Exhibiting fields cover commerce, tourism, culture, science and technology, telecommunications, environmental protection, health, mining, fisheries, building materials, decoration, medical and chemical, general machinery, auto parts, and food.

52 Chinese (including Hong Kong) exhibiting and viewing organizations and companies, including Luoyang Yituo Group, Shenzhen ZTE Corporation, Guangxi Liugong, Nanjing Automobile, Huangming Solar and Zhongyan Group; and Pingdingshan City Government, CCPIT , China Development Bank and Hong Kong Trade Development Agency; Mexico has more than 190, mainly export-oriented small and medium-sized enterprises (113), of which 71 had counterpart business talks. According to incomplete statistics, a total of 16 purchase and sales contracts and 24 letters of intent for cooperation were signed. Other exhibitors signed 3 trade contracts and 13 cooperation agreements; Durango, Guerrero, Guerrero, Mexico City DF, Chiapas, Chiapas, Tlaxcala, Baja California Sur, Coahuila, Waha Oaxaca, Sonora and Sonora, 9 state capitals; and 6 municipalities, including St. Louis, Hamiltepec, Tabacula, Magdalena, Guautitlan, Siquan; In addition, cultural and educational institutions such as UNAM, IPN, Confucius Institute at Mocheng (Huaxia), and the Chinese Cultural Institute of Mexico also sent members to the exhibition. ^[2]

China Council for the Promotion of International Trade