Australia China Textile And Apparel Exhibition Held Sino Australian Textile And Apparel Trade And Economic Symposium

To strengthen

The exchange and cooperation of the industry will further explore the business opportunities of Sino Australian textile and clothing trade. In November 20, 2012, I will hold the "Sino Australian textile and clothing trade and economic exchange Symposium" at the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Center on the opening day of the Twelfth "Australia China Textile and fashion show".

Ling Guiru, counselor of the Chinese Embassy in Sydney, the counselor of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in the Consulate General of the Chinese consulate general, Mr. Ian Bennett, senior manager of the New South Wales chamber of Commerce in Australia, the business office of the Chinese Consulate General in Sydney, and the deputy inspector of Zhang Cheng Cheng, the Shandong business hall, and Zhou Xiaoyang, director of the foreign trade department of Jiangsu business hall, attended the seminar and delivered speeches.

More than one hundred and fifty guests including one hundred Australian business people and fifty representatives from Chinese exhibitors were present.

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I will vice chairman Wang Yu keynote speech at the seminar.

President Wang pointed out that after twelve years of development, the Australian exhibition has gradually become an important platform for textile and garment trade from Australia and its surrounding countries since its launch.

This year coincides with the 40th anniversary establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Australia. The steady development of bilateral relations and the continuous expansion of pragmatic cooperation in economic and trade fields have brought tangible benefits to the two countries and the two peoples.

I hope and believe that China and Australia are weaving.

Trade and cooperation will further expand and deepen on the platform of Macao exhibition.

The Australian media such as Xinhua news agency, CCTV, China Radio International, China textile daily, and Australian media, such as Australia China financial network, Australia's Ocean times, reported on the symposium.