SHANGHAI, June 1 /PRNewswire-Asia/ --
The EXPO 2010 in Shanghai witnessed the start of Berlin Days. The series of Berlin-related events was launched by Berlin Mayor and Senator for Economics, Technology, and Women's Affairs Harald Wolf. Until June 5, the German capital and its be Berlin campaign will present the Berlin Days in Shanghai and Shenzhen under the motto "The Future is Made in Berlin."
Harald Wolf, Berlin Mayor and Senator for Economics, Technology, and Women's Affairs:
"Berlin is a city of culture; an open, young city that is dynamically changing and developing. Thanks to the Berlin Days and a wealth of innovative projects, Berlin will have a very strong presence at the EXPO Shanghai 2010."
About 100 executives of Chinese companies gathered for an investors' conference in Shanghai on May 31. It was organized by Berlin Partner and attended by businessmen and representatives of the National Development and Reform Commission in Beijing. Others included a business delegation from Shijiazhuang with whom Berlin has close economic ties. Several speakers, as representatives of Huawei Technologies, discussed doing business in Berlin, where Huawei opened a research and development center last year.
On June 1, Mayor and Senator Wolf opened the "Berlin Square" on the EXPO site. The Berlin Days economic program ends on June 3 with a business conference organized by the Chamber of Industry and Commerce. The accompanying 30 Berlin-based companies will be able to establish contacts with Chinese companies. The focus will be on the energy, traffic and transport, water and creative industries.
Further information:
http://www.sei.berlin.de/china
http://www.be.berlin.de/berlindays
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