On Nov. 19, Shenzhen (Luohu) and Australian enterprises held an exchange on AI-powered risk control and security at the Weiling Creative Industry Community in Dongxiao Subdistrict, Luohu.

The event was designed to advance Shenzhen's efforts to deepen cross-border industrial cooperation and support the international development of local businesses.

It brought together more than 30 representatives from sectors including fintech, artificial intelligence, green energy, jewelry, and power trading, offering new pathways for Shenzhen enterprises to connect with high-quality Australian resources.

The dialogue comes as Shenzhen has officially confirmed it will host the 33rd APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting in November 2026. As a key window of China's reform and opening-up, the city is working to further enhance its global engagement.

Luohu is seizing this opportunity to expand high-level international cooperation and provide strong support for local companies seeking to access global networks and participate in higher-quality opening-up.

Before the meeting, the Australian delegation toured the digital sand table and industrial map of the Weiling Creative Industry Community, gaining insights into its spatial planning, industrial ecosystem and service infrastructure.

Chinese and Australian enterprises then took turns sharing their strengths and cooperation needs. The two sides held targeted exchanges in areas such as AI-driven risk control, smart security, green energy and cross-border trade.

Notably, Sigma Trading Management and Eigenflow AI reached preliminary agreements with Luohu to establish operations in the district, marking a meaningful step toward substantive collaboration.

The 19th Shenzhen International Finance Expo and Fintech Conference is being held from Nov. 19 to 21, showcasing how financial services empower Shenzhen's "20+8" industrial clusters and how emerging technologies are reshaping the sector.

To help Australian companies better access the domestic market, Luohu invited Sigma Trading Management to exhibit at the expo and engage with major financial institutions and participating enterprises.