China and US Deepen Trade Ties, Explore Supply Chain Collaboration
Representatives from China and the U.S. business communities met in Chicago to discuss collaboration opportunities in supply chains and strengthen economic relations.
Economic ties between China and the United States were deepened during a Chinese-American Forum for Economic and Trade Cooperation held in Chicago on July 30, 2026.
The event actively sought new avenues for cooperation within the countries' supply chains. Over 180 business and political representatives attended the forum, which also served as a roadshow for the 5th China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE).
The forum aimed to foster dialogue and collaboration between enterprises from both nations, with a specific focus on enhancing the efficiency and stability of supply chains amidst the global economic landscape.
The event also showcased offerings from the CISCE exhibition, seeking to attract international participants to the upcoming expo in China. This initiative signifies an effort to reinforce commercial connections in the post-pandemic global economy.