China Beijing International Emergency Management Exhibition – China Emergency Expo

The China International Emergency Management Exhibition (shortened to China Emergency Expo) is establishing itself as a premier international brand event in the emergency management sector. In alignment with the Belt and Road Initiative, it aims to foster cooperation and exchange between China’s fire‑fighting and emergency response industries and their global counterparts, while creating a new platform for trade.

As a key initiative under the Belt and Road International Cooperation Mechanism for Natural Disaster Prevention and Emergency Management, the China Emergency Expo adopts the theme “Technology Empowers Safety, Smart Solutions for Emergencies,” highlighting cutting‑edge technologies and real‑world applications across critical domains such as emergency management information systems, fire‑fighting and rescue operations, disaster prevention, mitigation and relief, workplace safety, and accident response.

The exhibition showcases advanced domestic and international technological solutions, including intelligent emergency communication and command systems, autonomous unmanned rescue equipment, smart risk‑management systems for mining operations, intelligent risk‑control platforms for chemical industrial parks, and aviation‑based emergency response tools, among others. These innovations are presented through physical exhibits, scale models, visual displays, and multimedia presentations, offering a comprehensive overview of the latest advancements in emergency‑related science and technology.

Driven by market demand, this edition of the expo has attracted leading enterprises from across the safety and emergency response ecosystem, including China North Industries Group Corporation, State Grid Corporation of China, China Energy Investment Corporation, China Telecom, China Unicom, China Mobile, China Tower, China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation, China Electronics Technology Group Corporation’s Network Communications Research Institute, the Big Data Center of the Ministry of Emergency Management, as well as Huawei, ZTE, DJI, XCMG Group, and local governments from Xuzhou in Jiangsu Province and Suizhou in Hubei Province. Additionally, prominent brands such as Meisian, Dräger, Ansell, Pulver, Haichuang, and Reckon have made significant appearances, unveiling a range of flagship products that underscore the robust growth and dynamism of the emergency‑safety industry.

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China Beijing International Emergency Management Exhibition – China Emergency Expo tickets are e-tickets. Mainland China visitors must complete online pre-registration with real-name ID verification; overseas visitors must use passport verification; Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan visitors must use their travel permit. On site, verify entry with your ID card or by scanning the e-ticket QR code.

Partial exhibitor directory and exhibitor list for China Beijing International Emergency Management Exhibition – China Emergency Expo: 中兴通讯股份有限公司, 湖南永霏特种防护用品有限公司, 上海诚格安全装备集团有限公司, 山东国兴智能科技股份有限公司, 上海赞瑞实业有限公司, and others. The 2026 edition is expected to feature 500+ exhibiting companies. To obtain the full exhibitor directory (including booth numbers and contact details), please visit the official exhibition website or contact Jufair.

The Exhibition Value of the China (Beijing) International Emergency Management Expo

• China’s highest‑level, most professional national event for emergency management technology and equipment: The China International Emergency Management Expo (referred to as “China Emergency Expo”) is organized by the International Exchange and Cooperation Center of the Ministry of Emergency Management, with approval from both the Ministry of Emergency Management and the Ministry of Commerce. It serves as a key initiative under the Belt and Road international cooperation mechanism for natural disaster prevention and emergency management. Since its inaugural edition in 2023, the expo has grown into China’s largest and most influential specialized exhibition in the emergency management sector, widely recognized within the industry as a leading indicator of technological and equipment development in this field and as a central showcase platform for the “Smart Emergency” strategy.
• A one‑stop, full‑chain‑coverage exhibition platform: The expo features six dedicated zones—aviation‑based and unmanned emergency response equipment; information‑technology solutions for emergency management and urban safety; personal protective gear and individual rescue equipment; safety production and accident‑rescue tools; comprehensive firefighting and rescue systems; and disaster prevention, mitigation, and relief equipment—covering the entire emergency management value chain. From high‑precision, specialized large‑scale equipment to compact, agile, intelligent innovations, and from monitoring and early‑warning platforms to smart rescue devices, exhibitors can engage in end‑to‑end connections—from technology demonstrations and brand exposure to business negotiations.
• Precise matchmaking with global core buyers and decision‑makers in emergency management: The 2025 edition will attract 125 professional buyers from over 20 countries, spanning Asia, Europe, Africa, and Oceania. Attendees include officials from emergency management agencies at all levels nationwide, leaders of fire and rescue services, heads of emergency response organizations, as well as senior executives from relevant central enterprises and major state‑owned enterprises. Exhibitors gain direct access to some of the most influential domestic and international purchasing decision‑makers, enabling efficient business networking and market expansion.
• Unique value for Chinese enterprises: a strategic engine for expanding into international markets: With intense domestic competition and widespread growth constraints, venturing overseas to tap new markets has become an imperative for Chinese companies. Through targeted international buyer‑matching programs, the China Emergency Expo provides a precise platform for connecting Chinese firms with overseas channels. Having successfully hosted multiple editions, it has built a high‑quality, reusable database of international buyers. Participating enterprises can leverage this opportunity to promote “Made in China” products globally and seize early entry into the international emergency equipment market.
• Unique value for international companies: a gateway to China’s emergency management market: China ranks among the world’s largest markets for safety and emergency response industries, with total output exceeding RMB 2.1 trillion in 2023. The expo brings together powerful national players—including the Ministry of Emergency Management’s Big Data Center, China Aviation Industry Corporation, China Shipbuilding Group, China North Industries Group Corporation, Huawei, ZTE, DJI, SANY Heavy Industry, XCMG Group—and leading industry enterprises. International brands can use this platform to align with the vast procurement needs of China’s emergency management system and deeply integrate into the country’s safety and emergency response ecosystem.
• A hub for technological innovation and cutting‑edge applications: At the expo, AI‑driven large‑scale unmanned swarm systems, intelligent wireless ad hoc networks, tethered drone‑equipped firefighting vehicles, and ducted‑fan high‑altitude fire‑extinguishing systems have emerged as standout highlights. For instance, CosTech’s all‑domain AI‑powered unmanned swarm system has already been validated through the “Emergency Mission·2025” exercise. Meanwhile, the AG600 amphibious aircraft and the Wing Loong‑2H emergency‑relief drone—both flagship national emergency rescue assets—made their debut at the event. These pioneering technologies epitomize the trend toward “intelligent, unmanned, and automated” emergency management.
• In‑depth connections between high‑level forums and industry resources: Concurrent with the expo, more than ten specialized events are scheduled, including supply‑demand matchmaking sessions for safety‑production and emergency‑rescue innovations, international buyer‑matching programs, and roadshows showcasing technical solutions for critical and challenging application scenarios. Renowned experts from the National Commission for Disaster Reduction, representatives of industry leaders, and international buyers are invited to engage in in‑depth exchanges, providing exhibitors with a multidimensional platform to gain insights into industry trends, access policy resources, and expand international collaborations.

Notable exhibitors

• “National Teams” and Central Enterprises: Aviation Industry Corporation of China, China Shipbuilding Group, China North Industries Group Corporation, China Electronics Technology Group Corporation, China Energy Investment Corporation, China Unicom, China Mobile, Changan Automobile, COMAC, CIMC Tenda, Big Data Center of the Ministry of Emergency Management
• Telecommunications and Information Technology Companies: Huawei, ZTE, Hikvision, Dahua Technology, Hytera, New H3C, Supcon Technology, CosTech, Qingxin Interconnect, Haiqing Zhiyuan, Oriental Alarm
• Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and Aerospace Emergency Response Enterprises: DJI, United Aircraft, Hangtian Feipeng, Yunsheng Intelligence, Fukun Aviation, AVIC Tongfei, Shanhe Xinghang, Weihang Technology, Cobit, Pegasus Robotics, AVIC UAV Research Institute
• Construction Machinery and Rescue Equipment Companies: SANY Heavy Industry, XCMG Group, Zoomlion, Helenzhe, Fujian Qiaolong, Hunan Huaxun, Diwo Technology, Mingguang Haomiao, Guoxing Intelligence, Ocean King
• Personal Protective Equipment Companies: Dräger, MSA, Ansell, Raychem, Up-Tech, Yongfei, Chunhui, Yihe, Blue Sky Sea, Taihe New Materials
• Regional Industrial Cluster Exhibition Groups: Xuzhou High-Tech Development Zone (“China Safety Valley”), Zengdu Economic Development Zone of Suizhou City, Hubei Province, Shiyan City, Hubei Province
• Research Institutes and Industry Organizations: Emergency Science Research Institute of the China Coal Research Institute, China Aneng, National Mine Emergency Rescue Team, National Hazardous Chemicals Emergency Rescue Team