BEIJING: Pakistani and other foreign exhibitors at the 19th China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industries Fair expressed high hopes for this year’s event. The event is taking place in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province in South China.
Pakistani Exhibitor
Abduk Basit Khan, a Pakistani exhibitor attending the expo for the second time, has great hopes for the event. He displayed Pakistani jade products made exclusively for the Chinese market and voiced optimism for a stronger year than the previous one. He mentioned that the Chinese market is important for jade products and that his business has been in China for ten years.
In an interview with media outlets, Iranian exhibitor Mahdi Olyae said he would absolutely support any cultural exchange or activity that they might have in China or in Iran to promote culture, not only their culture to China but also China to Iran. He is attending the cultural show in Shenzhen for the second time, and he noted the already strong relationship between Iran and China.
Over 3,500 government bodies, cultural organizations, and enterprises attended the five-day national-level fair, which primarily featured offline events. According to China Daily, it is intended to offer new momentum for the development of China’s cultural industry.
For the first time, a digital China exhibition area has been established to highlight and promote national-level market participants, important platforms, and the most recent technology developments in the cultural sectors. Forums, conferences, contract signings, and creative competitions will also be held in order to share information and promote the innovative development of the cultural industries.
