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15Th-17Th April, 2021 SHANGHAI WORLD EXPO EXHIBITION & CONVENTION CENTER 1099 GUO ZHAN ROAD, SHANGHAI TECH CREATES WORLD 一技一世界 Dates: 15Th-17Th April, 2021 第八届中国(上海)国际技术进出口交易会 THE 8TH CHINA (SHANGHAI) INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY FAIR A National-level Professional Fair Specially For International Technology Trade New Market New Platform New Technology Innovation-driven Development Intellectual Property Technology Trade Innovation-driven Protection Promotion Development New Technology Technology Trade Promotion Trade Technology 2021.4.15-17 New Platform New Market Intellectual Property Protection Intellectual Property 15th-17th April, 2021 SHANGHAI WORLD EXPO EXHIBITION & CONVENTION CENTER 1099 GUO ZHAN ROAD, SHANGHAI TECH CREATES WORLD 一技一世界 Dates: 15th-17th April, 2021 Venue: Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Convention Center (No. 1099, Guozhan Road, Shanghai, China) Scale :35000㎡ Hosts: Ministry of Commerce Ministry of Science and Technology State Intellectual Property Office Shanghai Municipality Organizers: Shanghai International Technology Exchange Center China Chamber of Commerce of Machinery and Electronic Products Donghao Lansheng (Group) CO., LTD Supporters: United Nations Industrial Development Organization United Nations Development Programme World Intellectual Property Organization TECH CREATES WORLD 一技一世界 | Review of the 7th CSITF | --- Occupied an area of 35,000 m2 --- 916 well-known technological enterprises and trading service organizations from 16 countries and regions were in attendance --- 58,200 Chinese and foreign visitors, 81.5% of which were professionals Exhibitors 916 exhibitors from 16 countries and regions as well as 28 Chinese provinces, municipalities, autonomous regions and municipalities with independent planning status Overseas exhibitors from 16 countries and regions, including Germany, the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, Hungary, Switzerland, Russia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, the Philip- pines, Thailand, Malaysia, Japan, South Korea, and China’ Hong Kong and Taiwan. Chinese exhibitors from 28 Chinese provinces, municipalities, autonomous regions and municipalities with independent planning status。 Thank you for your generous support! The Shanghai International Technology Fair has informed enterprises in the Fujian Pavilion of the industry’s latest developments and brought them new business opportunities, contributing to some partnership initiatives. ——Fujian Provincial Trade Promotion Center, the organizer of the Fujian Pavilion Altogether we held 135 meetings, and are expected to reach 45 cooperation agreements, with the total value of potential contracts exceeding £137 million. We are looking forward to the next visit to Shanghai and China. ——Deputy Mayor of Liverpool, UK During the exhibition, the business talks and roundtable discussions brought us good opportuni- ties. Our booth also received great attention, with fantastic results. —— Exhibition team of Global Retool Group, Saarland State, Germany Visitors 58,200 visits from 45 countries and regions, 81.5% of which were professionals During the 3-day 7th CSITF, there were a total of 58,200 visitors from nearly 30 Chinese provinces, municipalities, autonomous regions and municipalities with independent planning status, as well as 45 foreign countries and regions, including Australia, Brazil, Germany, Russia, France, South Korea, the Netherlands, Canada, the Czech Republic, the United States, Norway, Japan, Spain, Singapore, and the United Kingdom. Achievements of Exhibitors The China-Germany Center for Cooperation in Artificial Intelligence and its incubation center were unveiled in Putuo District, Shagnhai. NextVPU concluded agreements with AI enterprises in the North American pavilion such as UBI. Canada’s MaxCapital had discussions with China’s DeepBlue Technology and yielded a letter of intent for cooperation. Shanxi Polyurea Protective Materials Co. Ltd. signed letters of intent with Tongji University for research cooperation and with companies such as Shanghai Chengtou Group Corpora- tion and Daohing Trading LLC. Forums An opening forum, three theme days, and 57 specialized forums and thematic sessions During the 7th Shanghai International Technology Fair, a wide range of events were held such as opening forum,three theme days, 57 specialized forums and thematic sessions, and 67 CSITF Release activities. The three theme days, namely the Honorary Guest City Day, the UNIDO Day, and the Intellectual Property Day, were well received. A total of over 2,800 professionals in various fields actively participated in these events. TECH CREATES WORLD 一技一世界 | Pavilions | 1. Pavilion of Honorary Guest Cities The pavilion showcased the latest and cutting-edge technologies of the guest states and cities of honor, and further promoted the technological exchange and cooperation among Chinese and foreign enterprises through technology matchmaking meetings, thus achiev- ing win-win results. 2. Technology Innovation Pavilion The pavilion focused on presenting and releasing the latest authoritative scientific research innovations and transferable projects both at home and abroad. focusing on leading, authoritative and innovative technological achievements and scientific research projects at home and abroad. 3.Urban Renewal Pavilion With the theme of "Safe and Efficient Urban New Life", it covers urban micro renewal, urban emergency defense system construction, smart city in 5G era, new infrastructure construc- tion, energy conservation and environmental protection, intelligent epidemic prevention, etc. 4. Professional Technology Pavilion Service robot: set up "Ai Service Robot Theme Pavilion" to create an in-depth experience environment integrating service robot products & practices on epidemic prevention, cleaning, catering, voice interaction, etc; Biomedicine: focus on anti-epidemic drugs and materials, and focus on the display of advanced technologies and equipment in biological products, innovative chemical drugs, medical devices and other fields 5. Innovation Ecosystem Pavilion Set up functional areas as display on innovation & transformation achievements, high-tech experience interaction, domestic and foreign project investment docking, talent incubation service, media report, etc. By holding diverse innovation events, it aims to deepen global connectivity of innovation resources and collaborative innovation capital, thus leading the trend of the innovation era. 6. Trading Services Pavilion The pavilion emphasizes on the diversity of exhibitors, the pertinence and interaction of services. 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