From June 22 to 26, the 4th China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) was held in Beijing. Under the theme «Connecting the world, creating a shared future,» this edition brought together 676 leading companies in their respective industrial chains, specialized and new-technology enterprises, as well as industry institutions from 85 countries and regions, becoming a focal point for the global business community.
Mikel Irujo, Minister of Industry and Ecological and Digital Transition of the Government of Navarre (Spain), pointed out in an exclusive interview with the CRI Online journalist that the delegation he leads covers virtually the entire industrial spectrum of Navarre, including sectors as diverse as construction, automotive, and biomedicine.
The counselor stated that Navarre hopes to take advantage of the valuable opportunity provided by CISCE to further promote pragmatic cooperation between local and Chinese companies, thereby achieving joint development. He noted that China's pace of development is astonishing and that unlimited development potential can be perceived there. Europe hopes to maintain stable cooperation with China in industrial and supply chains, complementing each other to strengthen the development of local enterprises.
Source: CRI Online
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