Conference highlights benefits of global transfer of technology
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The Global Conference on Technology Transfer, as well as its sub-event the Inno-Match Expo, kicked off at the Shanghai Exhibition Center yesterday as a highlight of the ongoing Pujiang Innovation Forum, with more than 20 summits and forums being held over three days.
In an offline exhibition at the center, 32 facilitating agencies, 40 small- and medium-sized enterprises and seven city- or nation-level pavilions from home and abroad showcased their needs, results, innovative products, solutions and services.
Duan Junhu, deputy director of the Torch High-tech Industry Development Center of the Ministry of Science and Technology, said at the opening ceremony that last year the transaction volume of technical contracts in China exceeded 2 trillion yuan (US$300 billion) for the first time, setting a record high.
This reflects the market鈥檚 huge demand for technologies and shows the great potential of the nation's technical market.
He hoped the Global Conference on Technology Transfer will create opportunities for transfers oriented by the needs of companies as well as expanding the 鈥淐ircle of Friends鈥 on inter-regional cooperation in science and technology.
Serbia, the Guest of Honor at the Pujiang Innovation Forum, has a national pavilion. Dusan Dragicevic, representative of the Serbian booth at the Inno-Match Expo, told Shanghai Daily that although Serbian companies' arrival was obstructed by the coronavirus pandemic, they still have strong will to cooperate with China and this event will serve as a bridge for cooperation.
鈥淲e鈥檙e very limited this year. If not for the coronavirus situation, there would have been many startups and other companies present here,鈥 he said. 鈥淗owever, because of the coronavirus, we鈥檙e here just to let China know that we are still willing to cooperate; to accept projects and connect Chinese companies with Serbian firms.鈥
He said over the three days, Serbian firms are open to any suggestions and opportunities from firms and individuals. 鈥淎fter the forum, we really hope to find new partners and new projects we can do in the future together.鈥
During the ceremony, the Shanghai Technical Exchange, China鈥檚 first national-level permanent technology market, opened after a transformation lasting several years.
Established in 1993 by the Ministry of Science and Technology and the Shanghai government, the technical exchange launched its conversion into an enterprise in 2015 in order to improve its capacity on market service and stored resources.
On December 31 last year, preparations began for its opening.
According to Yan Mingfeng, president of the technical exchange, in the past, the exchange mainly focused on its service function. But now, it lays more emphasis on building a whole platform which offers a series of services.
鈥淲e have a license authorized by the China Securities Regulatory Commission, which means our platform is recognized by the nation. And now we鈥檝e already had lots of products, demands from enterprises, facilitating agencies and capital, which are all our resources,鈥 Yan told Shanghai Daily. He added that during the transaction, the platform will provide services for all sides to support them to carry out relevant business.
鈥淎lthough based in Shanghai, we serve the whole world. Technologies from anywhere can be traded on our platform. In this afternoon, there are some overseas technologies listed on our exchange and we will help them to make a match.鈥
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