The China Federation of Industrial Economics (CFIE) has revealed it has established a calculated partnership with the Global Production and Industrialisation Summit (GMIS). As China's biggest federation of commercial associations, the Federation highly promotes the key topics that the Global Manufacturing and Industrialisation Summit is dedicated to seeking-- consisting of the progression of production because of the following Industrial Transformation, checking out governance in the digital age of industry, and social responsibility.

Established in 1988 and presently Chaired by China's former Minister of Industry and Information Technology, Li Yizhong, CFIE has currently 87 specialists, 222 supervisors, 76 participants of the Presidium, 413 members, including 178 national commercial organization participants covering a substantial variety of industrial industries consisting of iron & steel, textile, light industry, equipment, electronics, petrochemical, electricity, developing products, aeronautics and aerospace, power and transportation. CFIE develops its national network via sychronisation and collaboration with 25 local federations of commercial business economics at the provincial and community level, with a main purpose to proactively progress China's industrial modernisation, consisting of changing industrial governance systems and promoting technological innovation in industrial enterprises. The Federation actively motivates social responsibility of commercial enterprises and organizations.

China is the world's leading supplier, representing 23.2 per cent of global production activity. In December 2016, the nation's industrial production marked an increase of 6 per cent year on year.

XIONG Meng, Executive Vice Chairman & Assistant General of CFIE, claimed: "Manufacturing has long been the foundation of China's economic climate, and we have actually remained affordable internationally through our boosting commercial activity by taking on progressive plans and innovations. The GMIS will provide us with a possibility to share our own experiences with our peers in the industry, while exchanging knowledge with the world's leaders in this industry, to make sure that we could implement and create the most effective practices that will assist in the sustainable development of China's production and commercial field as we get in the Industry 4.0 era."

An unmatched event, Abu Dhabi has taken the initiative of arranging the world's very first Global Production and Industrialisation Summit that will bring together leaders in business, government and civil society to adopt a transformational method to the future of this vital industry. Hosted by the Ministry of Economic climate and the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation, it aims to construct strategic partnerships that could leverage chances surfaced by commercial advancement, specifically digital transformation, to recover global prosperity.

Badr Al-Olama, CEO of Strata and Head of the Organising Committee, stated: "As the world's largest producer and a leading trade partner for various economic climates across the globe, China is exemplary in lots of means-- and we are blessed to develop a strategic partnership with CFIE to promote industry-wide reforms across the world. Offered the respected standing of the CFIE, and the large payment of its participants, we believe the upcoming GMIS will witness the drive and ambition that the production market aims to attain in bring back global financial prosperity."

Co-chaired by the United Nations Industrial Advancement Organisation (UNIDO) and the UAE Government, and co-hosted by the Abu Dhabi Division of Economic Growth, the Global Production and Industrialisation Summit will be held at the Paris-Sorbonne Abu Dhabi from March 27-30, 2017.