Nan'an Enterprises and Talkpod Team Up for Successful Dubai Two-way Radios Promotion

Dubai, United Arab Emirates – October 18, 2024

In a significant step towards expanding its global reach, Nan'an City, a major hub for walkie-talkie manufacturing in China, has successfully concluded a trade mission to Dubai. The city government led a delegation of walkie-talkie companies to the Dubai Electronics (Walkie-Talkie) Products Exhibition and Industry Promotion Conference, resulting in over 100 million yuan in intended purchase orders.

During the event, Nan'an companies, including industry leaders like Hytera, Talkpod, and Baofeng, showcased their innovative products and solutions to Middle Eastern buyers. The face-to-face interactions and detailed discussions led to a deeper understanding of local market needs and fostered stronger partnerships.

"Buy your walkie-talkies from Nan'an, China," was the city's invitation to the Middle East market, which was met with enthusiasm. Many buyers expressed their intention to visit Nan'an to explore further collaboration opportunities.

To support the continued growth of its walkie-talkie industry, Nan'an has launched a comprehensive action plan aimed at expanding its market presence in the Middle East. The city is also planning to establish an electronics exhibition center to attract more international buyers.

With a strong foundation in manufacturing and a commitment to innovation, Nan'an has become a global leader in the walkie-talkie industry. The city's walkie-talkie cluster boasts decades of experience and a strong focus on research and development.

Wang Shaofeng, a representative from Baofeng Electronics, emphasized the importance of understanding local application scenarios. "Through face-to-face communication, we have gained a deeper understanding of the local application scenarios for walkie-talkies, which will facilitate closer cooperation in the future," he said.

Nan'an's strategic location and strong network of overseas Chinese communities provide a solid foundation for expanding into the Middle East market. The city is home to over 400,000 overseas Chinese and more than 500,000 people engaged in production and sales worldwide.