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Many world renowned shipping enterprises across the globe have shown intent to attend the China Marine Economy Expo that will be held in Shenzhen in October.

According to the organizers, the expo is an important platform for the city in building a global marine central city and will be free to exhibitors and visitors.

It will be categorized into six parts including vessels and port navigation, marine resources development, marine high-end equipment, marine electronic information, marine bio-pharmacy and marine ecological protection.

The RINA Italy Classification Society, a world-class classification society with 160 years of history, had submitted its application for exhibition at the start of registration this year, showing its confidence in China’s development and sincerity to develop marine economy through cooperation in the international arena.

RINA provides a wide range of services across the energy, marine, certification, transport and infrastructure and industry sectors through a global network of 3,800 talented professionals, operating 200 offices in 70 countries.

At the 2019 China Marine Economy Expo, RINA attended both the exhibition and the forum, and contributed its expertise and experience.

The BGI Marine, a State-level high-tech company, engages in research and transformation of aquatic organisms. The company hopes to integrate resources, talents and technologies to achieve social, economic and biological benefits through this year’s expo, since the expo can provide technology exchanges, product exhibitions, transactions and high-level forums. BGI Marine has established five platforms in marine organisms and big data.

Enterprises from Guangdong-*-Macao Greater Bay Area are also main exhibitors for the expo.

Zhuhai Yunzhou-Tech Co. Ltd., will bring its unmanned surface vehicles (USV) for water monitoring to the expo including the one used in an Antarctic science expedition.

The company offers various models of robotic water samplers and inspectors of various sizes, and has sold its products to more than 30 countries and regions.
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