Eya was invited to participate in the UAE exhibition and actively expanded the Middle East international market

Eya was invited to participate in the UAE exhibition and actively expanded the Middle East international market

From December 15th to 21st, 2024, the CCPIT Hunan Sub-council organized a group of high-quality enterprises in Hunan to participate in the “17th China Trade Fair Dubai ”in the UAE. This exhibition has been held in Dubai for 16 consecutive years. This year, more than 3,000 enterprises participated in the exhibition, and the exhibition area reached 100,000 square meters. The exhibition has played an important role in helping Chinese enterprises expand the UAE and Middle East markets and promoting the continuous deepening of economic and trade cooperation between China and the UAE. In this exhibition, the CCPIT Hunan Sub-council organized 20 high-quality enterprises in Hunan to participate, covering industries such as electric power, new energy, maternity, baby and children products, textile and clothing, household goods, gourmet food, building materials and so on.
Eya was invited to participate in this exhibition and showcased Chinese cultural clothing as well as its own brands, Miaojia Baobei and Kiss cotton.

On the afternoon of December 17th, the CCPIT Hunan Sub-council and the Department of Commerce of Hunan Province held the "2024 Hunan Specielty Products Promotion Conference Dubal and Symposium For Hunan Key Industrial (Dubai Station). It attracted nearly 100 participants including government representatives, members of business associations and business elites from both China and the UAE, jointly exploring new cooperation opportunities. Deng Da, the chairman of Eya, spoke on behalf of key enterprises in Hunan, expressing that he saw great opportunities in the Dubai market and hoped to achieve fruitful results in the Dubai and Middle East markets and bring high-quality Chinese products to the UAE to serve more families.

Meanwhile, during the exhibition period, Eya's clothing, especially Chinese cultural clothing, was very popular among Emirati mothers, and all the samples brought there had been sold out. Through this exhibition, Eya people were more determined to expand overseas markets.