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BeijingMay 28, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — At a press conference held by the State Council Information Office on May 22, Li Xingqian, Vice President of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT), stated that innovation is the first principle of the China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE). The fourth CISCE will lead new trends in global supply chain cooperation with three major innovation highlights.
The State Council Information Office holds a press conference to introduce the preparations for the fourth China International Supply Chain Expo
The “Digital Technology Chain” has been upgraded to the “Digital Intelligence Technology Chain,” with the first-ever dedicated AI zone. This year’s CISCE, co-planned with globally renowned semiconductor companies, is systematically designed along the industrial evolution path from data and perception, to computing power and algorithms, and then to applications and solutions. It will gather leading AI enterprises from China and abroad, including NVIDIA, to present a panoramic view of the complete AI industry ecosystem.
Over 160 first launches, debuts, and premieres are expected, with more than 30 events at the “CISCE Premier Launch Station.” During the exhibition period, over 160 new products, technologies, services, and scenarios will be released collectively, and the “CISCE Premier Launch Station” will host over 30 premiere events. Exhibiting companies will showcase a range of innovative achievements.
The Innovation Chain Zone has been optimized and upgraded. The Innovation Chain Zone, established last year, has been further refined this year, using “institutions, platforms, and services” as three pillars to streamline the entire process from intellectual property rights confirmation and technology incubation to the implementation of results, building a closed-loop ecosystem for technological innovation. This year’s CISCE will also focus on emerging and future industries such as embodied intelligence, the low-altitude economy, biomanufacturing, and quantum technology, systematically presenting the full-chain ecosystem from data and computing power to applications.
During the exhibition period, the latest research findings, including the 2026 edition of the “Global Supply Chain Promotion Report” and the Global Supply Chain Resilience Index Matrix, will be released. Additionally, an industrial map for the “Six Chains and One Exhibition Zone” will be drawn, showcasing key links in the industrial and supply chains along with related enterprises.