Strong support: The simultaneous hosting of the World Congress of Chemical Engineering and its supporting exhibition has received full guidance and support from the World Chemical Engineering Council (WCEC) and the Asian Pacific Confederation of Chemical Engineering (APCChE). Leading chemical companies from both domestic and international markets will participate, leveraging their resources to create a highly impactful event. Additionally, support from industry associations, research institutions, and media outlets will enhance the reach and influence of the exhibition.
High-Level event: As the "Olympic-level" congress of the chemical industry, WCCE enjoys unparalleled prestige. After years of effort to secure the event, it will be held in China for the first time in 49 years, offering unprecedented opportunities for China's chemical industry. By hosting the exhibition, WCCE will bring together the world's top research institutions, chemical enterprises, and influential figures, creating a platform for high-level dialogue. It will attract a global audience and provide an opportunity for participants to discuss emerging trends, innovations, and solutions within the industry. The exhibition will promote itself in the major chemical markets worldwide and target both domestic and international social media platforms to attract exhibitors and professional buyers alike.
Strategic location: As China’s capital, Beijing serves as the political, cultural, international exchange, and innovation center of the country. This advantageous positioning makes Beijing an ideal hub for the chemical industry to engage in dialogue and collaboration. By leveraging the wealth of information and resources available in Beijing, the exhibition is expected to attract tens of thousands of professional attendees.
Interactive advantages: During the congress, various interactive events will be held, including company procurement matchmaking sessions, product launches, and face-to-face meetings between suppliers and buyers. Key procurement entities will conduct on-site surveys and exchanges, while media outlets will promote exhibiting companies. Close connections between the exhibition and the congress will significantly enhance both the level and influence of the event. Additional activities, such as scientific lectures, new book releases, agreement signing events and student competitions, as well as youth summer camps and chemical experiments, will further enrich the experience for attendees and increase public engagement with the chemical industry.
Media coverage: The exhibition will be promoted across mainstream industry media, renowned websites, new media platforms, professional journals, and petroleum and petrochemical publications. International exhibitors will also have the opportunity to utilize self-media channels to promote their products, helping to increase the global visibility of both the congress and the exhibition.
