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Nordic innovation pavilion opens at hi-tech fair
    2019-11-14  08:53    Shenzhen Daily

Lin Lin

linlinasa@163.com

NORDIC high-tech enterprises have brought innovative technologies and products to the 21st China Hi-Tech Fair at the Nordic Innovation Pavilion, which officially opened yesterday. These companies are attending the exhibition to seek opportunities to collaborate with Chinese enterprises and investors.

At the pavilion opening ceremony, Stale Torstein Risa, consul general of the Norwegian Consulate General in Guangzhou, gave a speech that stressed sustainability, the Nordic style of design and how it would work in the Chinese market.

“Chinese people have a deep understanding of nature, and the Nordic design is very close to nature. The clean, fresh and modern style of Nordic design fits in well with Shenzhen, a modern city with many young people, as well as other parts of China,” Risa later told the Shenzhen Daily.

Nordic companies also share a similar vision with Shenzhen on building smart, sustainable urban centers in a socio-efficient as well as eco-efficient manner, and that’s where cooperation will come in, added Risa.

Sveinn Einarsson, the first secretary of the Embassy of Iceland in Beijing, told the Shenzhen Daily that the fair is an opportunity for Icelandic companies to see what China looks like and how both sides can collaborate.

In Iceland, some of the most successful technology companies work in the marine, seafood and fishery sectors, and the country is famous for its governmental system of sustainably utilizing seafood resources. As sustainability is a big challenge for the fishery industry in China, that’s something where Iceland can cooperate with China, said Einarsson.

The enterprises at the pavilion represent a diverse array of fields, including air transport, virtual reality, software solutions and health care.

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