A total of sixteen companies from Germany's Saxony state presented cooperation opportunities at a China-Germany robotics and intelligent manufacturing matchmaking event in Shanghai's Hongqiao International Central Business District on Oct 12, as a visiting delegation sought partnerships with Chinese businesses.
The event brought together German industry representatives and Yangtze River Delta enterprises in robotics, artificial intelligence and intelligent manufacturing.
The program featured five sessions on Germany's robotics industry, market trends, visa policies, industrial AI, and investment in Germany. Speakers shared insights into technological developments, industrial applications, and cross-border cooperation.
Dr. Uwe Lienig, chief operating officer of the Saxony Economic Development Corporation, highlighted Saxony's strengths in high-end manufacturing, precision engineering, and innovation. He said the state hopes to deepen industrial ties, technical exchanges, and project cooperation with China.
During matchmaking sessions, the sixteen Saxony companies outlined their business areas and cooperation needs, focusing on technical collaboration, supply chain support, and market development. Discussions also covered market entry, certification requirements and finding European partners.
German companies operating in China also met with Chinese robotics firms to explore opportunities for investment and international expansion.
Hongqiao International Central Business District highlighted its transportation, exhibition, and business advantages, along with services to help companies expand overseas. Its Hongqiao Overseas Development Service Center serves as a key platform connecting businesses with government and professional services.
