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Norway at CIIE 2024: Strengthening Trade Ties with China
Norway's participation in the 7th China International Import Expo (CIIE) highlighted the strong trade relationship between the two countries, focusing on seafood exports and future collaboration.
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International TradeEconomic RelationsInternational ExpoBusiness CollaborationSeafood Export
NorwayChina International Import Expo (Ciie)Norwegian Seafood Council
Marianne Sivertsen NæssRen YunliSigmund Bjørgo
- How significant is China as a market for Norwegian seafood exports?
- China is a significant market for Norwegian seafood, being the second largest by volume in 2024, with exports reaching 6.6 billion krone ($595 million) by September.
- What was the main purpose of Norway's participation in the 7th CIIE?
- Norway participated in the 7th China International Import Expo (CIIE) with a national pavilion, celebrating 70 years of diplomatic relations between the two countries.
- What sectors were represented in the Norwegian National Pavilion at the CIIE?
- The Norwegian pavilion showcased 12 companies across various sectors, including seafood, maritime, energy, and consumer goods, promoting sustainable seafood to the Chinese market.
- What were Minister Næss's views on the importance of the CIIE and bilateral relations with China?
- Minister Næss highlighted the CIIE as a platform for Norwegian businesses to showcase products and establish partnerships, emphasizing the importance of stable trade frameworks and bilateral relations.
- What are the future prospects for Norwegian seafood exports to China according to the Norwegian Seafood Council?
- Sigmund Bjørgo, director of the Norwegian Seafood Council in China, anticipates reaching 100 billion krone in export value to China within a few years, driven by market growth and collaborations.