The 10th China Hailar China-Russia-Mongolia Economic and Trade Negotiation and Commodity Exhibition, held under the purpose of "being based in eastern Inner Mongolia, serving China, Russia and Mongolia, and facing Northeast Asia," concluded successfully on July 3 after five days. This edition of the exhibition covered an exhibition area of 20,000 square meters, with exhibitors from Russia, Mongolia, Pakistan, South Korea and other countries, as well as domestic exhibitors from Guangdong, Beijing, Shandong, Shanxi, Gansu, Shenyang, Tianjin and other places.

The exhibition activities included commodity sales, project negotiations, corporate product promotion, industry training, a food street and the joint meeting of the China Yellow River Basin Provincial and Regional Trade Promotion Council Exhibition Alliance, among other content. Cultural evening galas, award ceremonies and other activities were reduced, while functions serving enterprises such as project publicity and journal services, as well as platform promotion activities, were increased. Compared with previous editions, this exhibition reached a historic high in terms of organizer level, scale and scope of participation.

During the exhibition, the China-Russia-Mongolia Cultural and Creative Industry Park, Hulunbuir Jiaoyuan Travel Company, Inner Mongolia Rongchao Cultural Industry Co., Ltd., and enterprises from Beijing, Shandong and Suzhou held negotiations with enterprises from Russia and Mongolia on projects including tourism souvenir processing, medical equipment, urban construction, home building materials, purification equipment and medical and health materials, reaching signing intentions worth 1.16 billion yuan, with on-site transaction value exceeding 90 million yuan.

It is understood that the China Hailar China-Russia-Mongolia Economic and Trade Negotiation and Commodity Exhibition has been held for nine consecutive editions and has played an important role in strengthening economic and trade cooperation, cultural exchanges and friendly people-to-people exchanges among the neighboring regions of China, Russia and Mongolia.