131st Canton Fair: Reconnecting the World Trade Market
2022-04-24
The 131st Canton Fair in China is one of the first in-person international trade events since the pandemic.
With stringent health and safety measures, it aims to boost global trade and reconnect the market after the widespread disruptions caused by COVID-19. Around 26,000 Chinese and foreign companies are expected to exhibit their products ranging from textiles, electronics, and consumer goods. As the world's largest trade fair, the event has been an essential platform for businesses to collaborate, exchange ideas, and explore new opportunities for almost 70 years. Despite the ongoing pandemic, the 131st Canton Fair is a testament that the world is ready for business again.
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