German companies aim high at China 1st import expo

A large number of German companies has announced their participation in the first China International Import Expo (CIIE), to be held in Shanghai from November 5 to 10, aiming to seek new business opportunities, reports Xinhua from Berlin.

Lothar Herrmann, CEO of Siemens Greater China, told Xinhua in a recent written interview that Siemens hopes to enhance exchanges with partners and customers from across the world, and add new momentum to global economic development through this new platform of CIIE.

“This year marks the 40th anniversary of China’s historical opening and reform. The CIIE is a strong gesture of China to commit to continuing opening-up in a new era of globalization,” Herrmann said.

“As a long-standing partner for China, Siemens welcomes and appreciates China’s efforts in opening-up,” he added.

Another German exhibitor Bayer also told Xinhua that it expects to take this opportunity to show visitors about Bayer’s strategy and products and to seek new cooperation possibilities.

“Hosting the CIIE is a major decision of China with a view to start a new round of high-level opening-up policies and an important initiative to open up its market to the world,” Bayer said in a statement to Xinhua.

As a world-class high-end expo, CIIE will create adequate opportunities for the attending countries and corporate to display, exchange and cooperate, the statement read.

Bayer considers China as a crucial market for its global business strategy, and as an important driver for growth. It is optimistic about its future prospects in China and its ability to contribute to China’s development through innovation and science.

 

German companies aim high at China 1st import expo

A large number of German companies has announced their participation in the first China International Import Expo (CIIE), to be held in Shanghai from November 5 to 10, aiming to seek new business opportunities, reports Xinhua from Berlin. Lothar Herrmann, CEO of Siemens Greater China, told Xinhua in a recent written interview that Siemens hopes to enhance exchanges with partners and customers from across the world, and add new momentum to global economic development through this new platform of CIIE. This year marks the 40th anniversary of Chinas historical opening and reform. The CIIE is a strong gesture of China to commit to continuing opening-up in a new era of globalization, Herrmann said. As a long-standing partner for China, Siemens welcomes and appreciates Chinas efforts in opening-up, he added. Another German exhibitor Bayer also told Xinhua that it expects to take this opportunity to show visitors about Bayers strategy and products and to seek new cooperation possibilities. Hosting the CIIE is a major decision of China with a view to start a new round of high-level opening-up policies and an important initiative to open up its market to the world, Bayer said in a statement to Xinhua. As a world-class high-end expo, CIIE will create adequate opportunities for the attending countries and corporate to display, exchange and cooperate, the statement read. Bayer considers China as a crucial market for its global business strategy, and as an important driver for growth. It is optimistic about its future prospects in China and its ability to contribute to Chinas development through innovation and science.