The 4th China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE), held in Beijing from June 22 to 26, 2026, has firmly established itself as a cornerstone for global logistics and trade. Operating under the theme “Connecting the World for a Shared Future,” the event highlights how CISCE multinational supply chain partnerships are actively reshaping global commerce. This national-level expo uniquely connects upstream, midstream, and downstream sectors to combat economic headwinds and stabilize international trade networks.
In a strong testament to the value of cross-border collaboration, the 2026 expo features unprecedented international engagement. Key statistics demonstrate the scale of these alliances:
- Over 1,200 participating entities from 85 countries and regions.
- A record 36.5% of exhibitors are overseas companies.
- More than 65% of participating firms are Fortune Global 500 companies or industry leaders.
Notably, U.S. enterprises continue to form the largest foreign contingent, demonstrating resilient multinational cooperation despite geopolitical complexities. These alliances are vital for mitigating global logistics disruptions.
The expo focuses on six critical industrial chains: Digital Technology, Advanced Manufacturing, Green Agriculture, Healthy Life, Smart Vehicle, and Clean Energy. Rather than simply acting as buyers and sellers, participants are showcasing deep operational integrations. For example, Yum China unveiled an innovative full-chain AI and robotics operating system co-developed with its global suppliers, while Cargill highlighted its $500 million integrated agricultural supply chain project. These tangible collaborations prove that robust international partnerships are essential for maintaining stable, efficient, and innovative global supply networks.
References
4th China International Supply Chain Expo – SCBC
China’s 4th supply chain expo highlights openness – Global Times
Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Press Conference (June 23, 2026)
