According to a recent report titled 'Development of Exhibition Economy in China 2025' presented by the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, there will be a total of 4,095 trade exhibitions occurring in the country by 2025, featuring an exhibition area of 159 million square meters. This indicates a 6.53% and 2.5% increase in the number of exhibitions and area covered, respectively, compared to the previous year, breaking historical records and confirming a steady and sustainable upward trend in the exhibition economy.

Li Qingxiang, the vice president of the Council, emphasized that exhibitions serve as pivotal platforms for promoting industrial development and international economic cooperation. Leveraging the most comprehensive industrial and innovation ecosystem globally, Chinese enterprises are enhancing their international presence, thus expanding opportunities for cross-border collaboration. The report highlights a fruitful environment where businesses can engage more effectively on a global scale.

Additionally, the data suggests that the value of agreements made at exhibitions organized by Chinese entities is substantial, showcasing the potential economic benefits and the growing influence of China's exhibition industry. As these trends continue, they may have significant implications for global trade dynamics and China’s position in international markets.