The 12th China-ASEAN Expo (CAEXPO) to be held in Nanning, China, Sept 18-21, 2015, will organize its traditional electronics and electrical products exhibition this year again. Reputable producers of electronics and electrical appliances in China will take part in the exhibition, which will create abundant opportunities for ASEAN buyers to identify the products they need and find more targeted partners.

The 12th CAEXPO will have five pavilions as usual, which will feature commodity trade, trade in services, investment cooperation, cities of charm and advanced technology. The Pavilion of Commodity Trade will showcase electronics and electrical products, telecommunication devices and technology and environment-friendly household appliances such as air conditioners, refrigerators, TV sets and kitchen appliances. Blessed with premium quality and price competitiveness, these made-in-China electronics and electrical products will stand out among all relevant exhibits and capture widespread attention. The exhibitors have already completed their preparations for the exhibition.

The 12th CAEXPO will arrange a collective display of ICT products and household electrical appliances, adding more prominence to advanced capacities of the region and promoting China's international capacity cooperation with ASEAN countries.

Shenzhen, one of the most important production bases for electronics and electrical products in China, will showcase the Internet industrial cluster in Bao'an, the largest of its kind in China, in Exhibition Hall 10 of the CAEXPO main venue. Exhibition Hall 11 will put spotlight on white household appliances from Guangdong province of China, such as microwave ovens, mini fridges and water heaters, as well as exhibiting computers and Internet products of Fujian province.

A host of prominent Chinese companies will be showcased at the 12th CAEXPO, including Hytera, Shenzhen Rongjinbao Ltd., Fujian Nanping Nanfu Battery CP, Ltd., CETC Satellite Navigation Operation & Service Co., Ltd., and Guangxi Wuzhou Sunwatt Battery Co., Ltd. Visiting buyers will find it easy to identify products of their interest and choice and suitable partners they seek.

With high quality and competitive prices, made-in-China electronics and electrical products perfectly cater to the ASEAN markets and remain popular among ASEAN consumers. A variety of products including integrated circuits, electronic components, computers and core components, software and system development, telecommunications equipment, household appliances and mobile phones are hugely popular, reputable and competitive in Asia and beyond.

The increasing popularity of such Chinese products with ASEAN buyers is attributed to the capability of those producers to do independent innovation and adjustments in line with the demands of different regions and consumers. Chinese brands like Haier, TCL and other products are available in many shopping malls all across ASEAN countries.

Officially established on Jan 1, 2010, the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area has substantially bolstered trade cooperation between China and ASEAN countries. Zero tariffs are implemented on 93 percent of the products subject to bilateral trade, which brings tangible benefits to the peoples of both sides. Thanks to continued efforts to upgrade the scope of the FTA in recent years, costs for importing Chinese electronics and electrical products have decreased significantly. As a result, more profits are created for the enterprises concerned.

This year is crucial for building the Silk Road Economic Belt and the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road. It also marks the China-ASEAN Maritime Cooperation Year. The 12th CAEXPO is, therefore, of great importance against such a backdrop.

The CAEXPO Secretariat will continue to provide business-friendly services for participants and visiting buyers. On-site trade matching programs and procurement meetings about electronics and electrical products will be arranged during the course of the fair.

More than 60 buyer missions from the Middle East, Europe, the US, Southeast Asia and Africa will visit the Expo. There will be pavilion tours arranged for buying missions to enhance their interactions with exhibitors and to produce richer economic and trade outcomes. Supporting services such as charter flights, etiquette services and volunteers will be optimized and upgraded to ensure participants' maximum benefit and convenience.