This event was organized by the Shanghai SMEs Development Service Center and the Jinshan District Economic Commission of Shanghai. It was co-organized by the People’s Government of Shanyang Town, Jinshan District, and the Jinshan District SMEs Service Center. The event was undertaken by Shanghai Creative City Technology Development Co., Ltd. and received strong support from the Swiss-Chinese Chamber of Commerce (SCCC).
Attendees who delivered speeches included Zhao Guangzhou, Deputy Director of the Shanghai Small and Medium Enterprise Development Service Center; Yang Lianjie, Deputy Secretary of the Jinshan District Economic Work Party Committee; and Zhou Bin, Executive Director of the Swiss-Chinese Chamber of Commerce.
Yang Lianjie pointed out that Jinshan, as a strategic highland in Shanghai’s “North-South Transformation” initiative, possesses advantages in industrial space and costs. He looks forward to exploring the full potential for cooperation between the two sides in fields such as precision manufacturing and green, low-carbon development.
Zhou Bin stated that the Swiss-Chinese Chamber of Commerce (SCCC) highly recognizes Jinshan’s industrial positioning, which aligns well with the needs of Swiss enterprises. He expressed hope to promote the establishment of more Swiss companies in Jinshan, achieving win-win development.
During the promotion and roadshow session, Swiss companies including OxySolutions AG, Impac Group AG, Huanming AG, Yaka Jewelry Co., and Swiss Braun Law Firm shared their projects in areas such as low-carbon technology, ecological solutions, and professional services. They expressed a strong willingness to cooperate with Chinese enterprises in technology research and development, industrial application, and market expansion. Three local companies—Shanghai Kaijie E-commerce Co., Ltd., Shanghai Longchuang Automotive Design Co., Ltd., and Shanghai Zhengxiang Information Technology Co., Ltd.—also introduced their core businesses and cooperation needs.
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During the subsequent enterprise exchange and matchmaking session, the atmosphere at the event was lively. Chinese and Swiss enterprises engaged in multi-dimensional and in-depth discussions on topics such as technology research and development, industrial implementation, and market channel expansion. Representatives from fields including green and low-carbon development, the digital economy, and cross-border compliance actively interacted, eagerly exploring potential synergies for collaboration and creating more possibilities for future cooperation. Notably, OxySolutions AG conducted an on-site demonstration of an artificial intelligence application related to carbon emissions, sparking interest and discussions among multiple enterprises regarding cutting-edge technology application scenarios. The on-site exchanges were pragmatic and efficient, fully demonstrating the platform effect and radiating influence of this event.
On the day of the event, the Swiss business delegation visited the Shanghai Caojing Digital Nomad International Village, Shanghai Aichuang Packaging Technology Co., Ltd., Santoni (Shanghai) Knitting Machine Co., Ltd., and the Shanghai Bay Area Science and Technology Innovation Center. They gained an in-depth understanding of Jinshan’s latest advancements in fields such as the digital economy and intelligent manufacturing, as well as its industrial cluster advantages in high-end equipment manufacturing and technological innovation platforms.
This event has established a face-to-face communication platform for Chinese and European enterprises, further driving more multinational companies and institutions to engage in interactive cooperation in the fields of technological innovation and industrial development. In the future, the Shanghai Municipal SME Development Service Center will continue to leverage its platform role, persistently carry out multi-level international exchange activities, connect with high-quality European innovation resources, and empower the high-quality development of Shanghai’s “specialized, refined, distinctive, and innovative” enterprises.