2026 China-ASEAN Education Cooperation Week showcases Guizhou-made products

Cultural creative products featuring Guizhou's ethnic culture are exhibited during the cooperation week. [Photo provided to eguizhou.gov.cn]

The 2026 China-ASEAN Education Cooperation Week kicked off on July 29 in Guiyang, capital of Southwest China's Guizhou province. Forty-five enterprises from Guiyang City and Gui'an New Area brought their products to the exhibition, fostering economic and trade exchanges with ASEAN countries.

As a representative new energy vehicle enterprise in Gui'an, Guizhou Ruiqi New Energy Vehicle Co featured its electric heavy-duty trucks, light-duty trucks, and closed vans, which are flagship products tailored specifically for overseas markets.

Since reaching its initial export milestone last year, the company's overseas export volume of new energy commercial vehicles has consistently increased. This year, it officially presented actual new energy commercial vehicles at the venue, demonstrating the strong manufacturing capabilities of "Made in Gui'an" to international visitors and aiming to expand its reach in global markets.

Dak Nong Basalt Coffee Co from Vietnam, a foreign enterprise invited by Gui'an to participate, made its debut at the cooperation week. Its booth featured black coffee, milk coffee, and chocolate, drawing many guests for tastings.

At the exhibition, Professor Krit Nuanjan from Thailand's Suan Dusit Rajabhat University showed keen interest in AI education, robotics, and other AI-related products. "Many schools in Thailand are also rolling out smart education, and AI-related majors are developing as well. Today, I've had exchanges with quite a few enterprises and universities, and I look forward to opportunities for collaboration in industry-education integration and smart education," he said.