China’s first-ever import expo, scheduled for Nov. 5-10 in Shanghai, is an opportunity for Mexican exporters and export promotion agencies to strengthen trade ties with the Asian giant, local market analysts have told Xinhua.
“We should focus not just on the sale of traditional products like apparel or food, but also try to sell different kinds of services, especially online-based services,” said Jorge Sanchez Tello, head of applied research at the Financial Studies Fund of Mexico’s Autonomous Technological Institute.
In the lead up to the China International Import Expo (CIIE), China’s embassy in Mexico has said the trade fair is designed to do more than satisfy the growing demand of Chinese consumers, Sanchez said.
It aims to spur China’s ongoing process of opening-up to the world and show its willingness to share its development gains with other countries, Sanchez added.
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