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The section is sponsored by China International SME Fair. He said the fair this year will attach importance to providing solutions to SMEs and help them explore markets. To alleviate financial problems for SMEs, the fair will organize match- making activities between SMEs and financial institutes. This is so they can find the best and cheapest solutions to quench the financial thirst of the SMEs, even outside China, said Ye. There will also be a forum focus- ing on how the capital market can assist the innovative development of SMEs. Financial experts will share their observations, analysis, experience and suggestions while projects will meet with capital to improve their efficiency, he noted. The organizing committee of the fair has used all channels to invite more than 30,000 professional buy- ers from across the country to meet with domestic and foreign exhibit- ors and suppliers to increase on-site transactions, said Ye. Also, an online version of the fair is being launched to provide a per- manent portal for the SMEs to showcase their profile and promote their products and services to global buyers, he said. As of June 17, more than 1,400 exhibitors registered with the online platform. June 27 was designated Micro-, Small and Medium-sized Enterpris- es Day by the United Nations in 2017 to recognize the importance of these companies. To mark the occasion, the fair will hold a meeting and invite Li Yong, director-general of the UN Industri- al Development Organization, as well as officials from foreign dele- gates to share their experiences sup- porting the development of SMEs, according to the organizing com- mittee. The UNIDO has co-host the fair for three years in a row. By CHEN HONG China’s top market watchdog said it will help micro, small and medium-sized enterprises acquire quality certification to improve their overall management per- formance. Pan Lifen, deputy director of the certification supervision depart- ment of the State Administration of Market Regulation, said the administration is implementing a campaign targeting the quality management of the SMEs. The quality certification, widely accepted as a passport in the market economy and international trade, has long been neglected by small and micro enterprises mainly attrib- uted to the lack of relating tech- niques and human resources, Pan said. The department surveyed more than 15,000 small and micro enter- prises, which have no more than 50 employees each, in ten sectors last year and found 27.1 percent of these companies had defects in quality management system and suffered bad performance. The survey further detected that the result should blame the neglect of the executives, poor understand- ing of the standards and incompe- tence of the management personnel. In fact, there were a total of 532 certification organizations across the nation dated to the end of May this year, which had accumula- tively issued more than 2 million valid certificates to 675,000 compa- nies for their products, services and management system, Pan said. “We have developed an online training system to provide free trainings to the small and micro enterprises,” Pan said, adding that more than 110,000 people in 350 cit- ies and 2,300 counties have regis- tered and get the trainings. The department will accelerate Watchdog monitoring quality management of SMEs nationwide By CHEN HONG [email protected] Exhibitors and buyers at the Chi- na International SME Fair, which opens today in Guangzhou, South China’s Guangdong province, are expected to find development solu- tions, make business partners and tap market potential around the world. Since 2004, the annual fair has developed into one of the largest of its kind in China and a major plat- form for SMEs to exchange globally. This year it recorded 2,960 domestic and overseas exhibitors, who take up 7,315 stands. This is up 28 percent from the planned 5,700, according to the organizing com- mittee. “The fair attracted more exhibit- ors than we had expected,” said Wu Hong, deputy director-general of the secretariat of the fair’s organiz- ing committee, in a news briefing on Thursday. Six hundred and fifty overseas exhibitors from 38 countries and regions, including two international organizations, acquired 1,062 exhib- it stands, Wu noted. She added that more than 40,000 people preregistered for visit, pro- curement and business talks. Malaysia is acting as the co-host country of the fair for the second time. It organized 46 Malaysian exhibitors, covering a variety of sec- tors including food & beverage, health, beauty, fashion, lifestyle, automotive, machinery, education and tourism, said Zaimah Osman, trade consul of Consulate General of Malaysia in Guangzhou. About 500 Malaysian companies have exhibited at the fair since 2015, she said.Osman said China has been the largest trading partner of Malay- sia for 10 consecutive years and the biggest contributor of approved for- eign investments into Malaysia’s manufacturing sector last year. “We encourage more Chinese companies to invest in Malaysia, especially in the quality and export- related manufacturing sector and Industry 4.0,” said Osman. Industry Guangzhou fair set to facilitate trade, exchanges Representatives attend the news conference of this year’s China International SME Fair. PROVIDED TO CHINA DAILY 4.0 is the name given to the trend of automation and data exchange in manufacturing technologies. Ye Dingda is deputy director gen- eral of the SME bureau of the Minis- try of Industry and Information Technology, one of the organizers. We encourage more Chinese companies to invest in Malaysia, especially in the quality and export- related manufacturing sector and Industry 4.0.” Zaimah Osman, trade consul of Consulate General of Malaysia in Guangzhou the certification in the sectors of the food, agricultural products, con- sumption goods, equipment manu- facturing and services among the small and micro enterprises to improve their competitiveness and internal development momentum, she noted. The State Administration of Mar- ket Regulation has been one of the organizers of China International SME Fair, which opens today in Guangzhou to thrive the growth of the SMEs globally. Online See more by scanning the code. We have developed an online training system to provide free trainings to the small and micro enterprises.” Pan Lifen, deputy director of the certification supervision department of the State Administration of Market Reg- ulation 532 organizations of certification across the nation dated to the end of May this year
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The section is sponsored by China International SME Fair.
He said the fair this year willattach importance to providing solutions to SMEs and help them explore markets.
To alleviate financial problems forSMEs, the fair will organize matchmaking activities between SMEs and financial institutes.
This is so they can find the bestand cheapest solutions to quench the financial thirst of the SMEs, even outside China, said Ye.
There will also be a forum focusing on how the capital market can assist the innovative development of SMEs.
Financial experts will share theirobservations, analysis, experience and suggestions while projects will meet with capital to improve their efficiency, he noted.
The organizing committee of thefair has used all channels to invite more than 30,000 professional buyers from across the country to meet with domestic and foreign exhibit
ors and suppliers to increase onsite transactions, said Ye.
Also, an online version of the fairis being launched to provide a permanent portal for the SMEs to showcase their profile and promote their products and services to globalbuyers, he said.
As of June 17, more than 1,400exhibitors registered with the online platform.
June 27 was designated Micro,Small and Mediumsized Enterprises Day by the United Nations in 2017to recognize the importance of thesecompanies.
To mark the occasion, the fair willhold a meeting and invite Li Yong, directorgeneral of the UN Industrial Development Organization, as well as officials from foreign delegates to share their experiences supporting the development of SMEs, according to the organizing committee. The UNIDO has cohost the fair for three years in a row.
By CHEN HONG
China’s top market watchdogsaid it will help micro, small and mediumsized enterprises acquire quality certification to improve their overall management performance.
Pan Lifen, deputy director of thecertification supervision department of the State Administration of Market Regulation, said the administration is implementing a campaign targeting the quality management of the SMEs.
The quality certification, widelyaccepted as a passport in the marketeconomy and international trade, has long been neglected by small and micro enterprises mainly attributed to the lack of relating techniques and human resources, Pan said.
The department surveyed morethan 15,000 small and micro enterprises, which have no more than 50 employees each, in ten sectors last year and found 27.1 percent of these companies had defects in quality management system and suffered bad performance.
The survey further detected thatthe result should blame the neglect of the executives, poor understanding of the standards and incompetence of the management personnel. In fact, there were a total of 532 certification organizations across the nation dated to the end ofMay this year, which had accumulatively issued more than 2 million valid certificates to 675,000 companies for their products, services and management system, Pan said.
“We have developed an onlinetraining system to provide free trainings to the small and micro enterprises,” Pan said, adding that more than 110,000 people in 350 cities and 2,300 counties have registered and get the trainings.
The department will accelerate
Watchdog monitoring quality management of SMEs nationwide
By CHEN HONG [email protected]
Exhibitors and buyers at the China International SME Fair, which opens today in Guangzhou, South China’s Guangdong province, are expected to find development solutions, make business partners and tap market potential around the world.
Since 2004, the annual fair hasdeveloped into one of the largest of its kind in China and a major platform for SMEs to exchange globally.
This year it recorded 2,960domestic and overseas exhibitors, who take up 7,315 stands. This is up 28 percent from the planned 5,700, according to the organizing committee.
“The fair attracted more exhibitors than we had expected,” said Wu Hong, deputy directorgeneral of the secretariat of the fair’s organizing committee, in a news briefing onThursday.
Six hundred and fifty overseasexhibitors from 38 countries and regions, including two internationalorganizations, acquired 1,062 exhibit stands, Wu noted.
She added that more than 40,000people preregistered for visit, procurement and business talks.
Malaysia is acting as the cohostcountry of the fair for the second time. It organized 46 Malaysian exhibitors, covering a variety of sectors including food & beverage, health, beauty, fashion, lifestyle, automotive, machinery, education and tourism, said Zaimah Osman, trade consul of Consulate General ofMalaysia in Guangzhou.
About 500 Malaysian companieshave exhibited at the fair since 2015,she said.Osman said China has beenthe largest trading partner of Malaysia for 10 consecutive years and the biggest contributor of approved foreign investments into Malaysia’s manufacturing sector last year.
“We encourage more Chinesecompanies to invest in Malaysia, especially in the quality and exportrelated manufacturing sector and Industry 4.0,” said Osman. Industry
Guangzhou fair set to facilitate trade, exchanges
Representatives attend the news conference of this year’s China International SME Fair. PROVIDED TO CHINA DAILY
4.0 is the name given to the trend of automation and data exchange in manufacturing technologies.
Ye Dingda is deputy director general of the SME bureau of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, one of the organizers.
We encourage more Chinese companies to invest in Malaysia, especially in the quality and exportrelated manufacturing sector and Industry 4.0.”Zaimah Osman, trade consul of Consulate General of Malaysia in Guangzhou
the certification in the sectors of the food, agricultural products, consumption goods, equipment manufacturing and services among the small and micro enterprises to improve their competitiveness and internal development momentum, she noted.
The State Administration of Market Regulation has been one of the organizers of China International SME Fair, which opens today in Guangzhou to thrive the growth of the SMEs globally.
OnlineSee more by scanning the code.
We have developed an online training system to provide free trainings to the small and micro enterprises.”Pan Lifen, deputy director of the certification supervision department of the State Administration of Market Regulation
532organizations of certification across the nation dated to the end of May this year
