UAE China Tyre & Auto Parts ExpoUAE China Tyre & Auto Parts Expo

The China Tire and Auto Parts Exhibition in Sharjah, UAE is a professional exhibition for tires and automotive parts held for merchants in the UAE and the entire Middle East North Africa region. The exhibition covers all series of tires, automotive parts, electric vehicles, and charging piles, aiming to connect the regional market with the Chinese tire and parts industry.

At this session of the China Tire and Auto Parts Exhibition in Sharjah, UAE, 280 Chinese enterprises from Shandong, Jiangxi, Hebei, Henan, and other places participated. Well-known domestic tire and auto parts brands such as Double Star Group, Huaer Chemical Industry Group, Huasheng Rubber, Fangxing Rubber, etc., all made an appearance.

In recent years, the Chinese automobile-related industry has shone brightly on the global market, becoming an important driving force for the development of the global automotive industry. Against this backdrop, Shandong Port actively responds to the national 'Belt and Road' initiative, striving to create a full-process supply chain business model integrating overseas warehouses, shipping, supply chain finance, and comprehensive logistics services, to promote the expansion of the Chinese tire and auto parts industry into the Middle East and African markets.

On-site, the supporting products for new energy vehicles made in China were the biggest highlights. High-temperature resistant charging piles, electric vehicle tires designed for desert conditions that are both strong and quiet, and more... These new products targeted the needs of the Middle East market and came prepared. China's new energy technology is at the forefront of the world, leading the global automotive industry towards electrification.

Taking advantage of this opportunity, Made-in-China has aggressively expanded into international markets. The China Tire and Auto Parts Exhibition in Sharjah, UAE invited nearly 20,000 professional buyers from the Middle East, Africa, Central Asia, South Asia, and other regions to negotiate on-site.