International Culture Industry Summit（ICIS）
About ICIS
The world economy was built on products and is now shifting its strength from service to culture and tourism industry, which stands out as a continuous drive of other industries while keeps growing itself and thus is playing a pivotal role in developed economies.
In response to that, the International Culture Industry Summit, i.e. ICIS, a conference dedicated to international cooperation and industry promotion be initiated by APCEO – an established international economic cooperation organization.
The establishment of ICIS is a defining moment in the history of international culture industry. It gathers and joins efforts of major heads of state, industry leaders and relevant government departments.
With the commitment to integrating global resources, promoting international cooperation and helping different countries to create new economic growth areas of the culture industry, ICIS does a wide range of things from closely watching the developing trend of global cultural industries to researching industry regularities, publicizing industry news and latest achievements, building global brands, studying industry patterns of development, structure, configuration, profit and competition.
Links of ICIS Summits
The 1st (2012) International Culture Industry Summit (ICIS)
The 2nd (2013) International Culture Industry Summit (ICIS)
The 3rd (2014) International Culture Industry Summit (ICIS)
The 4th (2015) International Culture Industry Summit (ICIS)
Aim
l To promote information and technology exchange of global cultural industries.
l To strengthen international cooperation of global cultural industries.
l To creat investment opportunities.
l To research development strategies and industry regularities of major countries and regions.
l To look for effective IPR solutions and brand development strategy.
l To push forward the establishment of leading enterprises, industry zones and central cities.
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Summit Themes |
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The 4th ICIS (2015): Inheritance, Innovation, Cooperation, Communication
The 3rd ICIS (2014): The Cultural Cooperation and Development among Countries along the Silk Road
Technological Road of Global Culture Industry in the Future
The 2nd ICIS (2013): The inheritance, innovation and Global cooperation of the Chinese civilization
The 1st ICIS (2012): Chinese civilization and the development of global cultural industries |
Activities
l Summit forum
l Seminars
l Business cooperation talks
l Global cultural industries development report
l Global cultural industries news release
l Exhibition
l Leaders' meeting
l Industry investigation
l Banquet
Participants
l International political figures
l Presidents and CEOs from the world’s top 500 , Forbes top 2000 and other renowned listed enterprises
l Industry leaders of global cultural industries.
l Ministers, parliament members, governors, mayors and other officials of relevant government departments.
l Authorities and world-renowned scholars of global cultural industries.
l Directors of other relevant organizations and associations.
Participants mainly from
China, United States, Britain, Germany, France, Australia, Italy, Netherlands, Greece, Luxembourg, Russia, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, Poland, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Belarus, Romania, Lebanon, Israel, Cyprus, Turkey, Egypt, South Korea, Japan, Thailand, Singapore, Mongolia, India, Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Iran, Jordan, United Arab Emirates and etc.
Topic
l Develop global cultural industries and encourage the world’s creativity
l Push for international cooperation and pave the way for the world’s economic recovery
l Accelerate the shift from product and service economy to culture economy
Industry Focus
■ Creative Design
■ Entertainment & Performance
■ Press & Publishing
■ Tourism
■ Education
■ Animation & Game
■ Artwork
■ Arts & Crafts
■ Film and Television
■ Cultural Commodity
■ Information Dissemination of Internet and Digital Culture
■ Big International Fashion Brands
■ Culture Investment Company
■ Museum and Library
■ Exhibition of Latest Cultural Technology
■ Non-material Cultural Heritage
■ Government Delegation
■ Joint Exhibition of World Culture Industry Park
