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Beijing, July 21-22, 2025 – China and Georgia held high-level talks to strengthen Belt and Road cooperation in transportation, logistics, trade, and investment. Amidst this strategic opportunity, KAC International Exhibition Group – an exhibition organizer established alongside the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) – celebrates 12 years of successfully guiding over 1,000 Chinese companies into Middle Eastern markets. The firm now extends its proven model to the Caucasus region.

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On July 21, political consultations between the Chinese and Georgian foreign ministries focused on enhancing connectivity between the BRI and Georgia’s Middle Corridor Initiative. Georgia expressed readiness to amplify its role as a regional transport hub. The following day, Liu Jianchao, Minister of the International Department, Central Committee of CPC, met with a Georgian parliamentary delegation, pledging to advance all-round cooperation in politics, economy, and culture.

Founded in 2013 as the BRI launched, KAC International Exhibition Group has become a trailblazer in Middle Eastern exhibition services. Leveraging Saudi royal networks and localized operations, the company has supported more than 5,000 Chinese enterprises in market expansion.

“Georgia is a critical Eurasian nexus. We’re replicating our Saudi success here,” stated Frank Lee, CEO of KAC International Exhibition Group. The company will host Smart Life Expo 2025 Georgia  in Tbilisi – creating an integrated platform for product showcases, buyer matchmaking, and policy briefings.