• 9:00-12:00-Introduction of Trade and Investment Environment, Preferential Policies,
  Investment & Trade projects
  
• 12:00-13:00- Luncheon
  
• 13:00-15:00- Face-to-Face Business Meetings

Who Should Attend?

This event is of great value to businesses in the US that are seeking direct leads to enter the China marketplace.

Business Opportunities For Attendees

Face-To-Face with 70 Chinese Businesses

First-Hand Information on Trade and Investment Environment

Overview of Preferential Policies for Trade and Investment

On-Site Negotiations on over 100 Cooperational Projects

Network with Business Associates

Why Wuxi?

Great location – only about one hour drive from Shanghai

Pro-Business Government supported by a team of professionals

Diversified economic structure & excellent infrastructure

A skilled & motivated workforce with labor and land cost about 40% less than that of Shanghai and 20% less than that of Suzhou Industrial Park

Modern Wuxi City :

Wuxi, known as a brilliant pearl by the Taihu Lake, is located in the hinterland of the Yangtze River Delta with the most developed economy in China. With Shanghai to its east, Nangjing to its west, the Taihu Lake in its south, and the Yangtze River in its north, Wuxi covers a total area of 4,650 square kilometers with a population of 4.33 million. As a famous historic city of more than 3,000 years, Wuxi is the cultural site of many historical figures and the birthplace of Chinese national industry and commerce. With its GDP ranking among the Top 10 Chinese cities for many consecutive years, its per-capita GDP ranking No.1 in Jiangsu Province. Wuxi is among 15 economic centers, Top 50 cities with comprehensive economic strength, Top 40 cities with favorite investment environment as well as one of the most excellent tourist cities in China.

The city, with strategic location in Eastern China and about an hour drive from Shanghai, offers excellent business opportunities in Southeast China. In 2001, Wuxi was ranked No.6 among China's 10 most competitive cities. Many Fortune 500 companies, such as General Electric, Kodak, Sony and Siemens, have set up their operations in Wuxi.