The 2025 China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) is showcasing the latest achievements and experiences of global industrial and supply chain cooperation.

Themed "Connecting the World for a Shared Future," it kicked off in Beijing on July 16, attended by more than 650 domestic and foreign enterprises and institutions from 75 countries and regions. Foreign exhibitors account for 35 percent of the total. Major international companies like Nvidia, Schneider, and Medtronic are among those participating in the event for the first time.

The five-day expo has a supply chain service exhibition area and six major industrial chains  on advanced manufacturing, clean energy, smart vehicle, digital technology, healthy life and green agriculture.

More than 100 products made their debuts at the expo, up by 10 percent compared with the previous edition.  Among the exhibited products, many types of robots take center stage, captivating visitors with their innovative capabilities.

Notably, the venue this year is also completely powered by green electricity for the first time. This is expected to cut CO2 emissions by over 1,100 tonnes.

The CISCE is not merely an event for exhibiting and selling goods; it is a platform to  showcase supply chains, ecosystems, and application scenarios. It emphasizes exchanges and cooperation among upstream, midstream, and downstream enterprises in the global supply chain, helping them better identify their precise positions and those of potential partners in the supply chain, thereby facilitating targeted and forward-looking collaborations.