The Queensland Government has opened a new Trade and Investment Queensland (TIQ) office in Shenzhen, China.
Shenzhen – often referred to as China’s innovation capital – is a gateway to the Greater Bay Area, a major hub for technology, advanced manufacturing and finance.
The new office will support exporters, investors, and education providers as they expand their reach into this fast-growing region, said Minister for Finance, Trade, Employment and Training, Ros Bates.
“Queensland is open for business, and our businesses deserve a Government that backs them in global markets,” Minister Bates said.
“This new office brings Queensland’s trade footprint in China to six locations, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Chengdu, Hong Kong and now Shenzhen, providing on-the-ground support across China’s major economic centres.”
She said the trade mission continues after the release of the Queensland-China Trade and Investment Strategy 2025, which outlines the Government’s plan to deepen commercial ties with China while ensuring Queensland businesses remain globally competitive.
