More than 20 leading enterprises from Zhejiang province showcased their latest technologies and products at the first China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) in Beijing.

The expo, themed "Connecting the World for a Shared Future", commenced on Nov 28 and concluded on Dec 2.

With an area of over 100,000 square meters, the CISCE features six exhibition areas for supply chain services and five industrial chains: smart vehicles, green agriculture, clean energy, digital technology and healthy living.

A total of 515 domestic and foreign companies and institutions took part in the expo to present their latest technologies, products and services.

In the exhibition area for smart vehicles, Geely Auto Group, China's leading car manufacturer, showcased self-developed and unique smart technologies such as the auto satellite communication chip.

There are also some long-time participants from Zhejiang in other exhibition areas. For example, Tianneng Group, one of the leading companies in the international battery industry, displayed a series of battery solutions in the clean energy exhibition area.

"The CISCE focuses not only single products but the entire industrial chain and ecosystem," said Wang Yang, founder and CEO of Newlink NaaS, one of China's largest EV charging service providers, who participated in the expo for the first time.

Wang said he expected to use the platform to interact with upstream, midstream and downstream enterprises, thereby participating in labor division and cooperation in the global new energy industry.