On May 11, 2026, the 2026 Emergency Industry Global Expansion Conference was grandly held at Sofitel Shanghai Hongqiao. Centered on the theme “Breakthrough & Global Expansion: Jointly Building a Community with a Shared Future for Human Health”, the conference ran concurrently with the 47th China Pharmaceutical Industry Development Conference. It gathered nearly 100 Chinese and foreign guests and attracted around 1,000 participants. Focusing on the internationalization of emergency‑response healthcare and Belt and Road Initiative cooperation, the event served as a high‑end matchmaking platform for industries going global.

Louisa Li, General Manager of Shanghai Yumou Industrial Development Co., Ltd., was invited to attend the conference. She presided over the high‑level roundtable dialogue entitled “Breakthrough & Global Expansion: Investment and Economic‑Trade Cooperation in Belt and Road Countries”. From a professional perspective, she facilitated exchanges between Chinese and foreign parties, boosted precise supply‑demand matching, and supported the efficient global expansion of China’s emergency‑response healthcare industry.

Supported by the China National Association of Overseas Industrial Development and China Pharmaceutical Enterprises Management Association, the conference was hosted by Saibailan. It was co‑organized by the Emergency Special Committee of China National Association of Overseas Industrial Development, Yangtze International and Wudao Information.

Under Louisa Li’s moderation, this roundtable, one of the conference’s highlight sessions, focused on emergency‑response healthcare demands, business environments, economic‑trade cooperation and procurement matching across Belt and Road partner countries. Distinguished international panelists included:

• Sinisa Berjan, Ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina to China

• Mohanad Shurufi, Counsellor of the Embassy of Iraq in China

• Mohammed Al‑Ahmadi, Counsellor of the Embassy of Yemen in China

• Zolzargal Banzragch, Director of the 4th General Hospital of Mongolia

During the dialogue, Louisa Li guided diplomats and hospital representatives to share insights and explore potential cooperation intentions covering key topics including national profiles, economic‑trade cooperation requirements, emergency‑industry procurement lists and local healthcare market conditions. She helped establish direct, efficient cooperation channels between Chinese emergency‑response healthcare enterprises and overseas markets, delivering practical implementation pathways for industrial global expansion.

A seasoned professional in international economy‑trade and industrial cooperation, Louisa Li delivered a moderation marked by professionalism, practicality and global vision. She greatly promoted information sharing and resource complementarity between China and foreign counterparts, winning high recognition from attending guests and enterprises.

The conference also featured keynote speeches, a roundtable on overseas‑venture risk prevention and control, and launching ceremonies. He Zhenwei, President of China National Association of Overseas Industrial Development, and Niu Zhengqian, Executive Vice‑President of China Pharmaceutical Enterprises Management Association, delivered opening addresses. Special presentations were given by many distinguished speakers including Xu Shuqiang, former Director of the Emergency Office of the National Health Commission; Zhang Hong, Deputy Secretary‑General of China National Association of Overseas Industrial Development; Wang Xuegong, Executive Vice‑President of China Pharmaceutical Enterprises Management Association; and Hu Zhiheng, Chairman of Italy‑based Okan Medical Group. In‑depth discussions covered digital‑intelligent empowerment, international collaboration, legal risk control and insurance safeguards.

According to Louisa Li, the global expansion of the emergency‑response healthcare industry constitutes a vital vehicle for advancing the Belt and Road Initiative and building a community with a shared future for human health. Going forward, she will leverage personal and platform strengths to support more high‑quality Chinese emergency‑response healthcare products, technologies and solutions in entering global markets, and advance deeper and more substantive economic‑trade ties between China and other countries.