In recent years, under the continuous advancement of the “Going Global” strategy, Chinese enterprises have made significant progress in internationalization. The development path has shifted from an initial exploratory phase focused on market entry to a high-quality model that emphasizes brand building, value co-creation, and sustainable growth. Amid increasingly complex international business environments and compliance requirements, the establishment of systematic experience-sharing platforms, global dialogues, and multilateral cooperation mechanisms has become essential for enhancing international business capabilities and aligning with global sustainability practices. 

To fully support the strategic transformation of Chinese enterprises from “going abroad” to “co-building abroad,” UNITAR, together with the Prosperity Alliance Frankfurt, will jointly host the “Corporate Internationalization Capacity-Building Program” with China Council for Promotion of International Trade from September 10 to 17, 2025. Using the Osaka Expo as a platform, this event will be implemented in multiple stages. It will begin with the “Best Practices in ESG for Internationalizing Chinese Enterprises” Forum at the China Pavilion, showcasing ten leading cases of Chinese companies excelling in international compliance, ESG management, and responsible brand development. Selected exemplary enterprises will then be invited to the United Nations Pavilion the following day for a high-level “Dialogue on Sustainable Trust”, engaging with UN officials, representatives from international organizations, and global business leaders to explore how multilateral cooperation can reshape global responsibility standards and brand recognition. 

Additionally, the delegation will visit key cities in Japan and South Korea to meet with Fortune Global 500 companies, national investment promotion agencies, and regional economic organizations. These visits will include field inspections and closed-door meetings to learn from advanced governance models and ESG implementation practices, enhancing corporate adaptability to international compliance frameworks and multicultural operational environments. 

This initiative represents not only a valuable opportunity to participate in multilateral agendas and showcase China’s responsible business image, but also a strategic practice to facilitate the transition from "integrating with the global market" to "shaping global standards," and from "passive compliance" to "value co-creation."