Show Schedule

Overview

METRO CHINA 2011, approved by the Ministry of Commerce, P. R. China, is planned to be held at China International Exhibition Center, Beijing, covering a floor space of 20,000 square meters. The host will be Urban Rail Transit Committee of China Communications and Transportation Association (CCTA) while the Organizers being China Academy of Railway Sciences, MOR and China World Trade Center Co., Ltd., Beijing Infrastructure Investment Co., Ltd., Beijing Subway Operation Co., Ltd. and Beijing MTR Construction Administration Corporation.

The Urban Rail Transit Committee, one of the committees of CCTA, the national voice for the transportation and logistics industry that is administered by the National Development and Reform Commission, is engaged in the research, consultancy and planning for China’s urban rail transit development. The Committee enjoys an authoritative position in the nation’s urban rail transport industry with its 76 members involved in the management, investment, construction, operation, exploration, design, research or manufacture of metro projects or products.

China Academy of Railway Sciences (CARS) is a comprehensive research institution with multiple disciplines and specialties under the Ministry of Railways, P. R. China, specializing in prospective scientific research, development and testing on key projects and equipment. CARS will become a certification body for urban rail transit equipment in the near future. The success of METRO CHINA 2009 held in Beijing owes a great deal to CARS.

China World Trade Center Co., Ltd. (CWTC), a worldwide reputed experienced trade show organizer under the Ministry of Commerce, P. R. China, has for long years dedicated itself to promoting international trade exchanges and cooperation for both domestic and overseas companies.

Thanks to the concerted efforts since 2005 by the host, the biennial METRO CHINA has grown to be China’s most professional, influential and largest international exhibition for the urban rail transit industry. The show has served as an ideal platform for the exhibitors from around the world to best display their state-of-the-art technology and equipment, improve their corporate image, understand the needs of China’s urban rail transit, seek business partners, tap market potentials and conduct exchanges and cooperation in the world’s most populous nation with the fastest-growing economy.

China, the world's largest market for urban rail transit

China has now become the world's largest market for urban rail transit. By the end of 2010, more than 40 urban rail lines totaling some 1,400 km had been in service in 12 cities on the Chinese mainland, including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Wuhan. To date, 36 cities in the mainland China have planned to construct urban rails, of which 28 cities have won official approval. It is planned that the 28 cities will have completed 87 lines exceeding 2,500 km in total by 2015, spending a total of RMB 1,000 billion yuan. By 2020, China is expected to have 6,100 km of urban rail lines..

Exhibition Themes

• Display the world’s up-to-date technology and equipment on urban rail transit

• Promote China’s urban rail transit development blueprints and extensive cooperation prospects

Exhibit Profile

• Localization of China’s urban rail transit equipment

• Operation and management of China's urban rail transit

• Up-to-date technology and equipment on

  • urban rail vehicles

  • communication and signaling

  • power supply and distribution

  • electromechanical systems

  • safety supporting

  • informationization

  • maintenance and detecting

  • intelligent AFC

  • survey and design

  • engineering and construction

  • engineering consultancy and supervision

  • earthquake disaster prevention

Prices 

n         Booth（Quotation in RMB yuan. A fixed rate of 1 euro = 9 yuan will be applied.）

      Notes:

1.    Basic fittings for one 9-sqm Standard Booth include partition walls up to 3 sides, carpet, exhibitor name in both English and Chinese (if needed) on the fascia board, 1 info counter, 1 table, 3 chairs, 2 lights, 1 power outlet (220V) and 1 rubbish can.

2.   Exhibitors booking raw space are required to pay management fee and electrical charges to the exhibition center.

n         Advertising in the Show Catalogue

The Show Catalogue measures 285 mm in height and 210 mm in width.

Note: A 50% surcharge will be levied on non-exhibitors.

Show Venue

China International Exhibition Center (http://www.ciec-expo.com), better known as CIEC for short, owns a total indoor exhibiting space of 60,000 sqm and an outdoor space of 7,000 sqm. All the exhibition halls have ready access to electricity and power, water supply and drainage, telecommunications, heating and air-conditioning systems, which can fully meet the requirements of the exhibitions.

Located at the north-east corner of Beijing, CIEC is only 10 km away from the downtown, 5 km from the embassy districts and 20 km from the airport, with highways leading in all directions and more than 20 hotels scattered around. Exhibitors will really find CIEC pleasant and convenient.

METRO CHINA 2011 will be housed in the first 2 floors of Hall 1.

Concurrent Events

Theme:  Sustainable development on urban rail transit

Topics:  
1. Energy-saving and environment protection for urban rail transit
2. Operation and safety for urban rail transit
3. Investment and financing on urban rail transit
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1. Urban rail vehicles
2. Urban rail communication and signaling
3. Urban rail safety and disaster prevention
4. Technical exchanges among companies

Technical tours

1. Tour of metro lines under construction
2. Tour of metro lines in operation