✨ Why Attend?

– National-Level Flagship Event: Hosted by a national association, this is the first major expo of 2026, offering a head start to seize market opportunities.
– 100,000+ Buyers: Connect with a massive pool of procurement professionals from across China and beyond.
– Prime Timing & Location: Secure your spot at the China International Exhibition Center (Chaoyang, Beijing) from March 18-20, 2026 to kickstart your year with impactful business deals.

🌐 Endorsed by Wcham Platform
The World Chamber (Wcham) Platform warmly invites international enterprises to showcase your products, explore partnerships, and tap into China’s thriving catering market.

📅 More Events in 2026

– Hangzhou International Catering Expo (June 11-13): 4 halls at the Hangzhou International Expo Center – the largest catering exhibition in East China.
– Xiamen International Catering Expo (August 13-15): Xiamen International Conference & Exhibition Center.

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👉 Don’t miss this chance to expand your global footprint!
Secure your booth today and position your brand for success in 2026.

The China Drone Manufacturers Association (CDMA) is proud to announce the upcoming International UAV Technology & Application Exhibition, a high-level industry event designed to connect China’s leading drone manufacturers with global buyers, distributors, and institutional procurement partners.

As one of the world’s most advanced and comprehensive drone manufacturing hubs, China continues to lead in UAV innovation, large-scale production, and cost-effective customization. This exhibition will serve as a trusted platform for overseas buyers to source, evaluate, and cooperate directly with certified Chinese manufacturers.

Exhibition Highlights

 Comprehensive UAV Product Display
Showcasing a full range of unmanned aerial systems, including:
• Industrial & Commercial Drones
• Logistics & Delivery Drones
• Agricultural Spraying & Monitoring Drones
• Surveillance, Mapping & Inspection UAVs
• Long-endurance and customized UAV solutions

 Verified Chinese Manufacturers
All participating companies are association-vetted factories, with proven export experience, international certifications, and OEM/ODM capabilities.

 One-on-One Procurement Matchmaking
Exclusive B2B matchmaking sessions for overseas buyers, distributors, system integrators, and government or enterprise procurement teams.

 Technology & Compliance Briefings
Insights into:
• Latest UAV technologies and applications
• Export standards and international compliance
• Customization, private labeling, and long-term supply cooperation

Who Should Attend

 Overseas drone importers & distributors
Government and municipal procurement agencies
Agriculture, energy, logistics, and security companies
UAV solution integrators and project contractors
Venture capital firms and strategic partners

Why Source from China Through CDMA

 Direct access to factory-level pricing
Strong R&D and customization capability
Mature export logistics and global delivery experience
Reduced sourcing risk through association endorsement

Invitation to Global Buyers

We warmly invite international UAV buyers and partners to attend this exhibition and explore long-term, reliable cooperation opportunities with China’s top drone manufacturers.

To register, request an invitation letter, or schedule procurement meetings, please contact us directly.

China Drone Manufacturers Association
Connecting Innovation · Manufacturing Excellence · Global Markets

1. How Does the Technology Work?—Data Intelligence and Risk Warning
The AI anti-corruption system integrates data from multiple departments (such as public resource transactions, financial audits, and records of public officials’ conduct) and uses machine learning models to identify abnormal patterns. For example, the system can automatically detect signs of bid-rigging or collusion in engineering tenders and government procurement, or analyze the alignment between public officials’ consumption records and their income, enabling “intelligent early warnings.” This data-driven supervision addresses the limitations of traditional manual inspections, allowing corruption risks to be detected and addressed early.

2. Social Benefits: Enhanced Efficiency, Transparency, and Credibility

· Improved Investigation Efficiency: The AI system can quickly process vast amounts of data, reducing manual screening time and allowing anti-corruption resources to focus on high-risk areas.
· Strengthened Preventive Capabilities: By learning from historical cases, AI can predict potential risk points, shifting supervision forward and creating an institutional safeguard that makes corruption “unable and unwilling to occur.”
· Promoted Fairness and Transparency: The neutrality of technology reduces the space for human intervention, making supervision more objective and enhancing public trust in the system.

3. People-Oriented: Technology as an Enabler, Not a Replacement
It is important to emphasize that the AI system does not replace human roles but rather assists discipline inspection and supervisory personnel in making more scientific decisions. For example, warning clues generated by the system still require manual verification to ensure fair and compliant outcomes. This “human-machine collaboration” model leverages the advantages of technology while preserving the human rationality of judicial and supervisory processes.

4. China’s Practice in a Global Context
The application of AI in anti-corruption efforts reflects the trend of governance modernization in the digital era. From pilot programs in Zhejiang to explorations in more regions, this integration of technology offers a low-cost, high-efficiency anti-corruption reference for developing countries and serves as a window for China to demonstrate its “technology for the people” philosophy.

Conclusion
The exploration of the AI anti-corruption system is a vivid example of China’s commitment to integrating institutional innovation with technological empowerment. It is not merely an upgrade in tools but also an advancement in governance thinking—using smarter methods to safeguard social fairness and allow integrity and righteousness to permeate every corner of society. In the future, as technology evolves and institutions improve, such innovations may contribute more “Chinese solutions” to global integrity governance.

Under the theme “Innovation, Green Development, and Cooperation,” the forum featured three sector-specific sub-forums, thematic roundtables, and one-on-one B2B matchmaking sessions, forming a full-cycle cooperation mechanism. Both sides shared technological strengths and business need in renewable energy, smart manufacturing, and precision agriculture. A total of 10 cooperation agreements were signed, covering food exports, photovoltaic and wind power development, and the establishment of joint R&D laboratories in industrial technology.

At the closing ceremony, the Spanish Embassy in China reaffirmed its commitment to expanding platforms for bilateral cooperation, supporting more Spanish companies in entering the Chinese market and welcoming Chinese investments in Spain. CCPIT stated that it would continue to promote practical cooperation under the Belt and Road framework following the momentum of the forum.

The forum not only advanced business cooperation but also strengthened people-to-people connections. In Chengdu — a city known for openness and inclusiveness — Chinese and Spanish enterprises planted the seeds of collaboration, which will undoubtedly yield fruitful results and contribute positively to global peace and development.

The conference brought together senior policymakers, industry leaders, academic experts, and international diplomatic representatives. The program featured keynote addresses, policy briefings, strategic cooperation signings, and the release of authoritative reports, fostering in-depth dialogue on trade facilitation and industrial development.

Key highlights of the event included the introduction of China’s zero-tariff policy for eligible products from LDCs, significantly improving market access and trade inclusivity; innovative measures in inspection, quarantine, and customs clearance aimed at streamlining entry procedures for LDC enterprises; and high-level perspectives shared by distinguished leaders such as Mr. Zhou Hanmin, Ms. Chen Liyan, Mr. Gao Jingyuan, as well as H.E. ambassadors from Ethiopia and Uganda.

WCHAM reaffirmed its commitment to advancing global economic cooperation by strengthening connections between international chambers of commerce and enterprises. The Association continues to support LDC countries in accessing the Chinese market, contributing to mutually beneficial partnerships and promoting sustainable, long-term growth.

Keywords: Global Trade, LDCs, Food Industry, International Cooperation, WCHAM, CIIE, High-End Food, Sustainable Growth

This initiative will serve as a dynamic platform for showcasing photovoltaic innovation, integrating agrivoltaic systems, and furthering sustainability-driven research using LONGi’s latest technology offerings.

The ESGC Technology Park, situated in Gran Canaria, will feature the full portfolio of LONGi’s advanced module technologies—Hi‑MO 7, X10 and the newly unveiled Hi‑MO S10. The project will deploy 22 MW of TopCon BC 2.0 and 3.0 modules across multiple zones, demonstrating the latest breakthroughs in photovoltaic efficiency and performance.

At the heart of the project lies the Hi‑MO S10, also known as EcoLife Pro, which is LONGi’s first commercial-grade module utilizing Heterojunction Back Contact (HBC) technology. By combining HJT passivation benefits with the efficiency of back-contact cell design, the S10 achieves up to 27.3% cell efficiency and 25% module efficiency, delivering up to 510 W output at 250 W/m² power density. Enhanced by LONGi’s TaiRay wafers and bipolar rear passivation, the S10 offers 16% higher mechanical resilience and a 39% reduction in hotspot temperatures compared to TopCon, coupled with a 30-year product and performance warranty.

Zone PTESGC‑4 of the park will deploy the Hi‑MO S10 72HJD in a 5 MW bifacial ground-mounted installation—marking its first use in the Canary Islands. Spanning 38,460 m² of rocky terrain (Type A, B, and C), this zone is dedicated solely to photovoltaic generation without agrivoltaic integration.

Other park sectors will integrate agrivoltaic systems to support sustainable agriculture:

• PTESGC‑1: 56,900 m² for aloe vera, 1,200 m² greenhouse for vegetables, 400 m² vertical farming, 438 m² tropical fruit agritracking, 413 m² banana and cucumber structures.
• PTESGC‑2: 42,282 m² allocated for livestock grazing.
• PTESGC‑4.II: 17,552 m² for aromatic and medicinal plants.
• PTESGC‑5: 51,794 m² combining aloe vera with floral species.

Timeline & Scope:

• 2025: Procurement and preparatory engineering work.
• 2026: Installation and construction in key zones.
• 2027: Completion of all zones, grid connection, and energy injection.

“This project presents an exceptional opportunity for LONGi to showcase our full range of technologies within one initiative,” said Hugo Fernández, Managing Director of LONGi Solar DG for Southern Europe.

Charles Jiang, Global Vice President of LONGi Solar DG, remarked: “The ESGC Technology Park is a strategic milestone for LONGi in Europe. It not only reinforces our technological leadership in photovoltaics but also perfectly aligns with the EU’s climate objectives and Spain’s energy transition agenda.”

Santiago Marrero, Chairman of the ESGC Technology Park, added: “Through our alliance with LONGi, we aim to redefine solar energy’s role in the Canary Islands—not just as a power source but as a driver of ecological innovation, economic diversification, and educational engagement.”
Source: Official Website of LONGi

As part of the official agenda, WCHAM was also invited to attend a high-level reception hosted by the People’s Government of Gansu Province for foreign guests. The reception brought together senior government leaders and distinguished international representatives, including:

• The Deputy Secretary of the CPC Gansu Provincial Committee

• The Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of the Gansu Provincial People’s Congress

• The Vice Governor of Gansu Province

• The Chairman of the Gansu Provincial Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC)

• Governors and senior representatives from sister provinces and international partner regions

• Ambassadors and diplomatic envoys accredited to the People’s Republic of China

• Representatives of foreign chambers of commerce and international business associations

WCHAM’s participation in these high-level events underscores its continued commitment to promoting international economic cooperation, supporting the global business community, and facilitating meaningful dialogue between China and international partners. The platform remains dedicated to contributing to shared growth and long-term prosperity in alignment with the objectives of the Belt and Road Initiative.

Looking ahead, WCHAM welcomes further engagement with Chinese institutions and global stakeholders to explore new avenues for collaboration, investment, and sustainable development.

#WCHAM #LanzhouInvestmentAndTradeFair #InternationalCooperation #Gansu #BeltAndRoad

今年6月，中国国际贸易促进委员会（CCPIT）主席任鸿斌指出，中国与西班牙在经贸关系方面潜力巨大，并强调双方希望在“最高层级”推进双边合作。

Ren Hongbin held a working meeting at the Spanish Chamber of Commerce, within the framework of the visit of the Vice President of the People’s Republic of China to Spain, and called for the opening of “new areas of cooperation in sectors such as innovation, technology, clean energy, and digital transition.” He also emphasized that “China is a large market, and sectoral cooperation must be expanded, generating opportunities for Spanish companies.”

在中国国家副主席访问西班牙期间，任鸿斌在西班牙工商会举行了一场工作会议。他呼吁在创新、科技、清洁能源和数字化转型等领域开辟“新的合作空间”。他还强调：“中国是一个庞大的市场，应当拓展各行业合作，为西班牙企业创造更多发展机遇。”

For her part, Inmaculada Riera, director general of the Spanish Chamber of Commerce, stated that “China is a strategic country in economic and trade relations.” Riera emphasized the potential for growth in relations between the two countries, which, in the current context, are “even more relevant,” and noted that the “Spanish Chamber of Commerce is very active in institutional, commercial, and economic relations between Spain and China.”

西班牙工商会总干事伊玛库拉达·里耶拉（Inmaculada Riera）则表示，“中国是西班牙在经贸关系中的战略伙伴。”她指出，在当前的国际背景下，双边关系“更加重要”，并强调西班牙工商会在推动西中两国在制度、商业和经济领域的合作方面一直非常活跃。

Thus, we are witnessing increasingly numerous meetings between Chinese and Spanish authorities, which are facilitating understanding between the two countries at all levels and in all possible areas of cooperation.

当前，我们看到中西两国政府和机构之间的交流日益频繁，正在推动双方在各个层面、各个领域的理解与合作不断深化。

This is news provided by the Spanish Chamber of Commerce. 本消息由西班牙工商会提供。

Official Report: Secretariat of WCHAM  官方报道：世界商会平台秘书处