At the meeting, government officials from the Shenzhen Longgang District will deliver keynote presentations introducing investment, trade, and other cooperation opportunities with Mexico across various sectors, including semiconductors, ICT, consumer electronics, biopharmaceuticals, green and low-carbon technologies, cross-border e-commerce, architectural design, and cultural and creative industries, etc. Representatives from the Mexican business community will also present investment and trade opportunities with China.

Background Info About the Shenzhen Longgang District:

Longgang District, located in northeast Shenzhen, is a dynamic economic hub with 4.7 million residents and a GDP of ¥590 billion (2024). As China's top-ranked industrial district for seven consecutive years, it leads in IT (¥1 trillion output), biotech, green tech, and advanced manufacturing.

Home to 2,460 industrial enterprises, Longgang excels in cross-border e-commerce (handling 2Œ3 of Shenzhen's exports), drones (70% global market share), and smart construction. With 300“ parks, EU-standard air quality, and strong R&D, it offers unmatched opportunities for Canadian businesses in semiconductors, health tech, and low-carbon innovation.

Rooted in industrial innovation, Longgang prioritizes advanced manufacturing, boasting clusters in electronics, new energy, biomedicine, and more. Join us to explore partnerships in this high-growth gateway to the Greater Bay Area, China.