Multiple types of fighter jets of the Chinese air force have successively arrived in south China's Zhuhai City for the upcoming 15th China International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition, or the Zhuhai Airshow.
They include the supersonic, multipurpose fighter J-10C, the domestically developed high-altitude long-endurance reconnaissance drones WZ-7 and WZ-10, as well as the heavy transport aircraft Y-20 and Y-9.
Two JL-10 training planes arrived at the Zhuhai Jinwan Airport on Sunday morning, one of which will be on static display and the other to perform aerial stunts at the event.
The twin-engine, twin-seat multi-role strike fighter J-16, China's self-developed medium-long range bomber H-6K , as well as other types of aircraft will also touch down at the airport later.
The airshow will take place from Nov. 12 to 17, attracting 1,022 companies from 47 countries and regions. Russia, France, the United States, Saudi Arabia and Italy will participate in the biennial aerospace trade show in groups.
As an export-oriented international event, the Zhuhai Airshow offers a rare venue to observe China's military aircraft up close, especially the newest models.
Multiple types of military aircraft arrive for upcoming Zhuhai Airshow
Food companies at the ongoing second China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE), taking place in Beijing from Tuesday to Saturday, have been making headways in promoting supply chain cooperation toward greener agriculture.
As the world's first national exhibition on supply chains, the CISCE, serves as a platform for companies to exchange opinions and achieve long-term cooperation across supply chains.
Themed "Connecting the World for a Shared Future", this year's expo sees the participation of more than 600 companies, up about 20 percent from last year, according to organizers.
Many world-renowned food and beverage giants demonstrated their years of dedicated cultivation in supply integration at the event, such as Starbucks China, which showcased its full industrial chain, from bean to cup, at the exhibition booth.
"From the plantation, processing, to procurement and delivery, we continuously deepen our industrial and supply chains of coffee," said Jia Ziyi, a barista at Starbucks China.
With an increasing number of global food companies focused on sustainable agriculture, a key focus at the event is using the connectivity that supply chains provide to spread technological innovations in the field.
"Agriculture must do more than feed our world, it must also improve it. To achieve that, it is critical to accelerate innovation, and to make farming more productive and sustainable. We have 150 research centers and 6,500 scientists worldwide," said Fu Su, president of Syngenta Group China.
To promote the development of agricultural supply chains, strengthening interconnectivity cooperation has become an important issue this year.
"This supply chain expo will improve the connections among all the enterprises in the supply chain. Like McDonald's, our supply chain is very long from farm to factory and restaurants. Along all these supply chain, we have collaboration with our suppliers," said Adelaide Gu, chief impact officer for McDonald's China.
"We see a huge success. We see over 100 countries participating, providing not only support but cooperation, extending their arms to cooperate with China, to open doors, to open new venues for supply chains," said Alaa Ezz, secretary-general of the Union of African Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Agriculture, and Professions.
The expo, hosted by the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, covers a floor space of more than 100,000 square meters with six key industrial chains and one exhibition area of Advanced Manufacturing Chain, Clean Energy Chain, Smart Vehicle Chain, Digital Technology Chain, Healthy Life Chain, Green Agriculture Chain and Supply Chain Service Area.
Supply chain expo showcases promising future of green agriculture through connectivity
