MWC SHANGHAI

MWC SHANGHAI

The Shanghai World Mobile Communication Congress (MWC SHANGHAI) aims to be the premier event in Asia focusing on mobile operators and activities. At the Shanghai World Mobile Congress, executives from the Asian region's mobile industry gather to conduct business, providing an opportunity for many managers in the mobile industry to gain a deeper understanding of their industry. Professional consumers in Shanghai can also explore the future trends of the mobile industry here.

The GSMA Association is one of the three major international organizations in the global mobile communications industry, with members including more than 750 mobile communication operators and over 220 equipment manufacturers from 218 countries and regions around the world. The "World Mobile Communications Expo (Shanghai)" hosted by the GSMA Association is one of the most influential exhibitions focused on the mobile communications industry worldwide. The World Mobile Congress is a comprehensive large-scale exhibition, mainly including exhibitions in cutting-edge fields, thought-provoking conference activities, rule-changing development plans, and valuable networking experiences.

The last Shanghai World Mobile Communication Congress (MWC SHANGHAI) covered an area of 80,000 square meters, with 1,500 participating companies and 131,400 participants. There were also many media outlets and industry analysts present at the exhibition. With the theme of "Limitless Mobility", it focuses on how mobile technologies such as connected cars, wearable technology, mobile payments, and smart cities innovate and improve every aspect of people's daily lives.

Many well-known domestic and foreign companies, including Alibaba, Bosch, Siemens Home Appliances Group, China Mobile, China Telecom, China Unicom, Huawei, and ZTE, participated in this exhibition. The Shanghai World Mobile Communication Congress (MWC SHANGHAI) is not only a platform to understand the latest focus of the global mobile communications industry but also an exhibition that the entire global mobile communications industry wants to participate in, making it highly significant.