The 2025 China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS) is being held in Beijing from Sept 10 to 14, with 35 enterprises from North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region participating both online and offline.

The Inner Mongolia pavilion featured five sections – pharmaceuticals, cultural creativity, technology, digital trade, and energy – highlighting the region's achievements in trade in service.

On the opening day, the Inner Mongolia AI travel photo booth in the digital trade section drew large crowds with its interactive experiences. "The machine integrates stable algorithms and facial recognition, allowing users to try on over 500 traditional costumes virtually and print photos instantly," said Zhao Zhiming, general manager of Inner Mongolia Sude Culture and Media Co. It is the company's first appearance at CIFTIS, aiming to expand its reach and foster new partnerships.

"This year's highlight is the wide range of digital solutions combined with traditional industries," noted Zhang Lihua, director of the service trade division at the Inner Mongolia Department of Commerce. "Digital trade and innovative product development have always attracted attention, and CIFTIS injects new momentum into the growth of Inner Mongolia's technologies and services." Zhang added.

Looking ahead, Inner Mongolia will continue to enhance the competitiveness of traditional services, foster emerging service sectors, and strengthen cooperation to contribute fresh vitality to economic and social development.