From June 9, a delegation of 200 Asian operators will meet the excellence Made in Italy.
The Council for the Promotion of International Trade and the Chamber of Commerce of Milan renew the collaboration signed during the Expo four years ago in Shanghai by taking advantage of the framework of EXPO 2015. On June 8th, the China Papillon Day, the country’s presentation event, will be held, and from June 9th for a week the aim will be to strengthen the Italy-China trade.
A great event for Italian companies that can devote themselves to B2B meetings, meet Chinese partners and distribution operators and companies in general.
The main focus of the week will be the textile sector, since that will also be the week of Fashion in Milan, and the food processing, with particular attention to food safety, food processing technologies and packaging, as explained by Yang Jianrong, president of Ccpit.
Luigi Molinari, Councillor of the Milan Chamber of Commerce, added that the event is open not only to Milanese companies but also to other Italian companies interested in trade with China.
This event will only strengthen an already solid exchange. In fact, according to data from the Milan Chamber of Commerce, economic relations between Lombardy and China continue to grow: +5% imports, +7% exports in the first 9 months of 2014, for a value of 10 billion trade.
Of the 2.4 billion in exports, 1.1 comes from Milan, about 300 million from Bergamo and Brescia, and over 200 million from Monza and Varese. First products for export: machinery, clothing, chemicals, medicines, steel tubes, watches, furniture, rolling stock.
While we import: computers and equipment for telecommunications, clothing, chemicals, machinery, steel, engines, metals and plastics.
