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Friday, December 06 2019 - 00:30
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Australian enterprises hope high for third CIIE
SYDNEY, Dec. 5, 2019 /PRNewswire-AsiaNet/ --

Five Australian enterprises signed up for the next edition of the China 
International Import Expo during a roadshow by the CIIE Bureau in Sydney, 
Australia on Dec 2.

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(Australian enterprises hope high for third CIIE)

The Australian business community has said that it is looking forward to next 
year's China International Import Expo (CIIE) following the conclusion of the 
second edition of the trade fair in Shanghai last month.

During the roadshow, exhibitors who participated in this year's CIIE also said 
that the event presents Australian businesses with a great opportunity to 
expand their footprint in the Chinese market. 

Among those attending the roadshow was Sun Chenghai, the deputy director 
general of the CIIE Bureau, who pointed out that China and Australia have 
enjoyed a close relationship over the years. 

Around 150 Australian exhibitors signed up for the second import expo, up 30 
percent compared with the inaugural edition, while the exhibition area had also 
increased by 40 percent year-on-year, said Sun.

Kylie Bell, executive director of the New South Wales Department of Industry, 
said that half of the Australian exhibitors at the second CIIE were from New 
South Wales, and that the expo provides an ideal platform to further 
China-Australia economic cooperation. 

She also pledged to support the third import expo by bringing more Australian 
businesses.

The CIIE has become an important window to showcase the close economic and 
trade relations between China and Australia, according to Chinese 
Consul-General in Sydney Gu Xiaojie. 

Gu welcomed Australian enterprises to participate in the CIIE and contribute to 
the strengthening of bilateral ties between China and Australia.

Held from Nov 5 to 10, the second CIIE drew over 3,800 enterprises from 181 
countries, regions and international organizations, with intended deals for 
one-year purchases of goods and services topping $71.13 billion, a sharp rise 
compared to last year.

SOURCE  China International Import Expo (CIIE) 

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