China-CEEC Expo remains relevant, appealing: attendees

中国-中东欧博览会依然相关、吸引人:与会者

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2025-05-23

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Participants at the China-Central and Eastern European Countries Expo are discovering new opportunities, as they acknowledge China and the event's role in upholding free trade (1:02). U.S. federal authorities have charged the man accused of killing two Israeli embassy staffers with murder (11:51). And nutrition supplies and food aid are among the first items that Gazans have received in 11 weeks (17:05).
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  • first-time exhibitors from eight countries are participating at the China Central and Eastern European Countries Expo.

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  • The China CEEC Expo has welcomed first-time exhibitors from eight countries.

  • The event in eastern China offers a platform for 14 countries in Central and Eastern Europe,

  • along with CEEC-plus countries that are attending in Ningbo.

  • Slovenia and Slovakia are the guests of honour at this edition.

  • They are members of the 17-plus-1 cooperation framework between China and the countries in the region.

  • Biran spoke with State Secretary Matush Frunges at the Slovenian Ministry of Economy.