Ample opportunities to expand China-Europe business cooperation, says Polish business leader

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WARSAW, Nov. 10 (Xinhua) -- There are "many possibilities" to expand business cooperation between China and Europe, with new opportunities emerging in technology, industrial…

Looking ahead, Tomasz Szypula, chariman of the board of PTAK Warsaw Expo, stressed the importance of stronger business connections and mutual trust in unlocking further opportunities between China and Europe.

WARSAW, Nov. 10 (Xinhua) -- There are "many possibilities" to expand business cooperation between China and Europe, with new opportunities emerging in technology, industrial exchanges and partnerships among small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), a Polish business leader has said.

In a recent interview with Xinhua, Tomasz Szypula, chariman of the board of PTAK Warsaw Expo, the largest fair and convention center in Central and Eastern Europe, expressed confidence in the prospects for closer China-Europe economic ties.

"This year, we expect more than 2,000 exhibitors from China," he said, adding that the exhibition center expects around 3,500 Chinese exhibitors in 2027.

Covering an area of 500,000 square meters and consisting of six halls, PTAK Warsaw Expo hosts international exhibitions covering industries ranging from manufacturing and industrial technologies to consumer goods and agriculture, bringing together exhibitors and buyers from across Europe.

Szypula said the increasing participation of Chinese companies reflects their growing interest in establishing business connections and exploring opportunities in European markets.

Having visited China several times since 2010, Szypula said he has been deeply impressed by the country's transformation over the past 16 years.

"China has changed so rapidly," he said, recalling his recent trip to China in February this year.

For Szypula, China's industrial and technological progress is opening up new possibilities for international cooperation, particularly in emerging industries.

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