Gansu province companies signed eight cooperative and trade orders worth more than 73.2 million yuan ($10.6 million) at the 2022.
68 enterprises from 11 cities and prefectures in Gansu Province displayed over 200 different types of high-quality agricultural products during the fair. In addition to increasing sales, they sought to expand cooperation with domestic and international counterparts.
Gansu province companies signed eight cooperative and trade orders worth more than 73.2 million yuan ($10.6 million) at the 2022 Gansu Featured Agricultural Products International Matchmaking Sourcing Fair in Qingyang on Monday.
According to Wu Lixia, vice president of the Gansu Council for the Promotion of International Trade, the province has good natural conditions for developing its distinctive agriculture due to its rich and diverse climate types, abundant sunlight, clean soil, water resources, and air, as well as a large temperature differential.
According to Wu, the province has been a major producer of high-quality agricultural products in the country. She stated that her council plans to build a large platform to help local businesses expand their sales and promote Gansu’s overall economic growth in the coming years.
Qingyang’s deputy mayor, Xu Gang, stated that his city has a long and brilliant history of agricultural development, as well as unique agricultural production conditions for high-quality agricultural products.
“Green, high-quality, safe, and healthy agricultural products from Qingyang, such as apples, minor cereals, day lilies, mutton, and related products, have broad market prospects.”
“Qingyang is now constructing a modern ecological agricultural circular industry chain to aid in the promotion of sales and the development of its economy,” he said. The fair was organized both offline and online with two sub-venues in Indonesia and Nepal.
Gansu is a province in northwest China. It is located on the Gansu Corridor, a historical trade route that connected China to the west, and has a long history dating back to ancient times. The province is also home to many cultural and historical sites, including the Silk Road and the ancient city of Dunhuang.
Gansu has a population of approximately 26 million people and is an important economic and transportation hub in northwest China. The province is rich in natural resources, including coal, oil, natural gas, and minerals, and is an important producer of agricultural products, such as wheat, corn, and fruits. Gansu is also home to many high-tech industries, including renewable energy, biotechnology, and information technology.
In recent years, Gansu has made significant efforts to promote the development and adoption of green technology and to transition to a more sustainable and low-carbon economy.