Algerian businesses explore trade opportunities in China
Linyi city hosts international buyers conference to foster economic and investment cooperation.
Algerian businesses are exploring new avenues for trade and partnership at the fourth International Buyers Conference in Linyi, China. The event, running from October 28-30, aims to boost commercial exchange and economic cooperation, aligning with the Belt and Road Initiative. Officials and business representatives from China and other nations are attending to discover commercial, industrial, and logistical potentials.
The conference provides a platform to expand international partnerships and develop cross-border e-commerce, connecting global markets with Chinese production centers. Yu Shengtao, Deputy Secretary of the CPC Linyi Municipal Committee and Mayor, highlighted the city's historical legacy, economic capacity, and integrated logistics services as key strengths for wholesale trade and distribution. He encouraged foreign investors to leverage these opportunities for mutual benefit.
Chen Baiwei, Director-General of the Foreign Affairs Office of the CPC Shandong Provincial Committee, noted that previous conferences have successfully fostered economic and trade exchanges, attracting international buyers. He expressed hope that this event will lead to new partnerships between Chinese and foreign businesspeople, supporting international trade development and economic communication.
Why it mattersAlgerian businesses can find new opportunities for trade and investment through partnerships with Chinese companies at the Linyi International Buyers Conference.