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World’s Largest Import Expo Opens Bigger Than Ever: China Welcomes 155 Nations to Shanghai









The 8th China International Import Expo (CIIE), the planet’s only national-level showcase dedicated entirely to imports, opened its doors today with a resounding message: in an uncertain world, China is doubling down on openness, shared prosperity, and global cooperation.

Chinese Premier Li Qiang fired the starting gun in a powerful keynote at the opening ceremony and Hongqiao International Economic Forum, declaring: “China will unswervingly promote high-standard opening-up and make new, significant contributions to global growth.”

This year’s CIIE shatters every record:

  • 430,000+ m² of exhibition space – the largest in history
  • 4,108 overseas exhibitors from 155 countries, regions, and international organisations
  • 461 world-first product, technology, and service launches

Running November 5–10 under the theme “New Era, Shared Future,” the expo transforms Shanghai into a six-day global marketplace where cutting-edge innovation meets real business.

Premier Li revealed that the freshly adopted 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-2030) will inject even greater certainty into China’s high-quality development, while pledging to:

  • Uphold equality and mutual benefit
  • Strengthen the WTO-centred multilateral trading system
  • Implement the Global Governance Initiative across trade and economy

From revolutionary medical devices to next-generation green tech and luxury experiences never seen before, the CIIE is where tomorrow’s trillion-dollar deals are born today.

As Premier Li told the packed National Exhibition and Convention Center: “Let us join hands to build an open, inclusive, and interconnected world economy—because a shared future starts with shared opportunity.”

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