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Dates: May 19-21, 2009
The 3rd China (Beijing) International Exhibition and Symposium on Police and Anti Terrorism Technology and Equipment will be held May 19-21, 2009 in Beijing. All of those who are concerned in researching or producing police and anti-terrorism equipments, home and abroad, are welcomed to participate in this event. The exhibition will have two main sections, one presents products about preventing crime and terrorism, the other presents products about attacking crime and terrorism. The symposium will get together experts on anti-terrorism from China or abroad to carry on academic discussion based on actual cases. During the exhibition, CIPATE 2009 is the exclusive official event organized by Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau and China Association for Science and Technology for homeland security and anti terrorism. As a unique official fair in China authorized for Anti Terrorism and the most authoritative China event for Security, it is a vital and effective platform for exchanging and improving equipment and technologies, preventing and attacking terrorist organizations and activities. The 2nd edition held on 17th -19th May, 2007 attracted 225 exhibiting companies from 15 countries with exhibiting area of 20000sqm, including 18000 indoor space area and 5000 outdoor space area. It showcases a comprehensive range of Police Vehicles, Helicopters & Vessels, Security Inspection Equipment & Apparatus, Anti-explosive Equipment, Forensic Equipment & Products, Detective & Investigation Equipment & Products, Safety Precaution Equipment & Systems, Fire Prevention Equipment & Apparatus, Computer & Communication System & Technology, Security Monitoring System & Devices, and etc.
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Police equipment market is growing 20% annually:
The industry sees China as the second largest security equipment market in the world after the US and expects this to grow at an annual rate of over 20%, to reach US$1 billion by 2008. China's Ministry of Public Security attaches particular importance to exchanges of information and cooperation with leading foreign police equipment companies. There is certainly In particular, as capital of China, Beijing's need to upgrade its police equipment and anti-terrorism capability in an all-round way to boost the market demand for police equipment and anti-terrorism technology. It will generate immense market opportunities, given the requirements for all kinds of police equipment. Exibition Review CIPATE 2007: GREAT SUCCESS!
It showcases a comprehensive range of Police Vehicles, Helicopters & Vessels, Security Inspection Equipment & Apparatus, Anti-explosive Equipment, Forensic Equipment & Products, Detective & Investigation Equipment & Products, Safety Precaution Equipment & Systems, Fire Prevention Equipment & Apparatus, Computer & Communication System & Technology, Security Monitoring System & Devices.
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personals from vital fields such as police, transportation, resources, finance, and broadcasting, telecommunication will come and purchase what they need.
The three days fair attracted 24000 visitors, among them 22000 are from Supreme People’s Procuratorate, the Supreme Court, the Ministry of Public Security; Ministry of Supervision; Ministry of Justice; Anti-Corruption Agency; Bureau of Reeducation – through – labor Administration; Public Security Bureau of General Administration of Civil Aviation, Ministry of Railway and China Customs; China Security Association, Armed Police; China University of Police and China University of Political Science & law; The other visitors include 36 from Embassy in China, 820 visitors from Local Public Security Organization and 1200 invited from exhibitors.
With over 1.3 billion people, the People's Republic of China is the world's third largest country and the world's fastest-growing economy. Developing effective and profitable operations in China is undoubtedly the greatest single opportunity for companies today. Since 1978, when China opened its doors to the outside world, China has enjoyed tremendous annual economic growth. It is now the second largest economy in the world and the world's single biggest recipient of foreign direct investments among developing countries. China's accession to the World Trade Organization is widely expected to trigger a further wave of inward investment from foreign companies as the terms of entry to new sectors of the China economy are progressively liberalized. China is a dynamic market and international investors and buyers can find a wide range of quality products at very competitive prices.
Public security organs are faced with heavier anti-terrorism and anti-riot tasks and their demand for security protection equipment is growing, according to the committee. In the course of modernizing their equipment, it is deemed necessary for China's public security departments to draw on the experience of foreign countries and import advanced technology or equipment to improve their ability to detect, control and handle crimes.
considerable room for increased business in a growing sector.
More than 24,000 visitors from 36 countries attended the show, including 22000 central government officials from Supreme People’s Procuratorate, the Supreme Court, the Ministry of Public Security; Ministry of Supervision; Ministry of Justice; Anti-Corruption Agency; Bureau of Reeducation – through – labor Administration; Public Security Bureau of General Administration of Civil Aviation, Ministry of Railway and China Customs; China Security Association, Armed Police; China University of Police and China University of Political Science & law; The other visitors include 36 from Embassy in China, 820 visitors from Local Public Security Organization and 1200 visitors invited by exhibitors.
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