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In reaction to the escalating Covid-19 prevention and control measures being implemented by the Chinese government, Messe Frankfurt is rescheduling two of its mobility and logistics fairs in the country.
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AMR set to highlight innovation in the automotive aftermarket with 952 exhibitors in Beijing
Organisers of the
Auto Maintenance and Repair Expo (AMR), which opens in Beijing 24 April 2021, are expecting 952 exhibitors at the New China International Exhibition Center (NCIEC).
AMR has a 38-year history covering China’s automotive aftermarket, and is a one-stop platform for sourcing and brand promotion in the car maintenance and repair sector.
Eight thousand global brands are expected to be represented across the 90,000sqm of show floor space during the four-day exhibition.
The need for innovative technology is increasing as the automotive industry enters a new stage of digital development and AMR will debut five new zones, including Green repairs, New energy vehicle aftermarket and Commercial vehicle display areas.
AMR gets its motor running with headlights on opportunities of China’s ‘Inner Circulation’
The 2021 edition of the Auto Maintenance and Repair Expo (AMR) returns to Beijing from 24 to 27 April as an in-person event. Organiser Messe Frankfurt is planning a four-day show, with 8,000 brands and over a thousand local and overseas exhibitors set to exhibit across 100,000sqm of space at the New China International Exhibition Center (NCIEC).
In May 2020, the Chinese Government introduced its new ‘Dual Circulation’ policy – part of its economic strategy. The policy focuses on China’s domestic demand, also referred to as it’s ‘Inner Circulation’.
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