On September 9, the 2026 China International Fair for Trade in Services opened at the Shougang Park in Beijing. Under the theme “National Artisans, Smart Chains, Inspiring the Future”, BUCG focused on four major sectors—“Urban Planning, Urban Construction, Urban Operation, and Urban Revitalization”—to showcase its comprehensive full-industry-chain service capabilities, ranging from urban strategy, planning, and design to engineering construction, smart operations, urban renewal, and international delivery.

A large screen in the exhibition hall displayed a rotating slideshow of BUCG’s typical projects in 44 countries and regions, while the exhibition panels highlighted three projects: the National Football Stadium in Belarus, BRAC University in Bangladesh, and the New Gwadar International Airport in Pakistan. These three projects correspond to three types of complex facilities—sports venues, university public buildings, and airport hubs—and collectively demonstrate BUCG’s comprehensive capabilities in overseas EPC organization, complex structural construction, and specialized systems integration. The massive “Craftsmanship Goes Global” sign on the floor extends beyond the exhibition hall, complementing the Hong Kong International Airport model and the large screen showcasing overseas projects. The overall visual composition leads from the exhibition hall to overseas construction sites, reinforcing the development philosophy of “Reaching Out to the World, Serving the World”.

At the 2026 China International Fair for Trade in Services, the BUCG showcased a full-industry-chain evidence chain that upholds quality through “National Artisans” and harnesses synergy through “Smart Chains”—with urban planning, engineering construction, operation services, urban renewal, and global delivery forming a closed-loop system within a single framework. Through this, the “Chinese Solution”, “Beijing Standards”, and “BUCG Wisdom” are being brought to more countries and regions.