The 12th Liaoning International Agriculture Expo Opens, Total Investment Value Expected to Exceed 21.86 Billion CNY

From October 13 to 16, the 12th Liaoning International Agriculture Expo & the 21st Shenyang International Agriculture Expo is held at Shenyang International Exhibition Center. The event is hosted by the People's Government of Liaoning Province and organized by the People's Government of Shenyang Municipality together with Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs of Liaoning Province.

The opening ceremony of the 12th Liaoning International Agriculture Expo & the 21st Shenyang International Agriculture Expo [Photo by Song Jun]

Two online sections and four offline exhibition halls provide 2,000 standard international exhibition booths covering 48,000 square meters. In addition, 73 special display zones cover an area of 12,095 square meters, which accounts for 66% of the total coverage of exhibition booths. 1,146 enterprise exhibitors and 174 major purchasers will sign contacts on 28 projects offline, which are expected to attract more than 21.86 billion CNY in investment value.

Promotion of featured agricultural products [Photo by Song Jun]

A vlogger is promoting featured agricultural products via live streaming. [Photo by Song Jun]

As China's major grain-producing region, and a major producing region of animal husbandry, fisheries, vegetables, high-quality fruits and a variety of characteristics products, Liaoning has been fully advancing rural vitalization and facilitating modernization of agriculture since they are important engines and fundamental policies of promoting high-quality development of agriculture and rural areas. It has been leveraging regional resources and favorable policies, continuously injecting vitality into the development of agriculture and rural areas. Thanks to these policies and measures, great achievements have been made in the development of agriculture and rural areas, and farmers benefit from increasing incomes. Currently, Liaoning is accelerating the development and opening-up of coastal economic belt, fully echoing China's major regional development strategies including Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei coordinated development and Yangtze River Delta integration, vigorously exploring new models, and trying to establish new platforms and present new name cards of itself.