The 26th CIFIT Promotes September Fair Through Hong Kong and Macao Roadshows
Promotional events showcased the September investment fair in
The two-day roadshow drew senior government officials, business leaders, financial institutions, and representatives from foreign chambers of commerce and media based in the two special administrative regions. The events invited the
Scheduled for September 8–11 in
The forum agenda includes prominent global institutions. The United Nations on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), World Trade Organization (WTO), World Association of Investment Promotion Agencies (WAIPA), and the New Development Bank (NDB) are all slated to participate. UNCTAD will host the second Future Investment Conference under the theme "Global Investment for a Changing World," bringing together sovereign wealth funds and investment and financing associations to facilitate cooperation in strategic emerging industries and future-oriented sectors. UNIDO, meanwhile, will hold its dedicated forum during CIFIT.
The fair will also feature a dedicated
With the September gathering in
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SOURCE China International Fair for Investment & Trade (CIFIT)
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