EDRR Yangtze River Delta International Emergency Disaster Reduction and Rescue Expo 2026

EDRR Yangtze River Delta International Emergency Disaster Reduction and Rescue Expo will be held from May 7–9, 2026 at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai), featuring emergency communication systems, risk monitoring, AI and 5G response technologies, rescue tools, firefighting gear, PPE, emergency vehicles, and logistics services. The expo will welcome over 265 exhibitors, 80,000+ visitors, and span 13,000 square meters. Organized by regional emergency departments and the Shanghai Trade Promotion Council, the event supports integration of emergency systems across the Yangtze River Delta. Visitors aim to source advanced solutions, improve emergency readiness, and enhance cross-regional cooperation.

Range of Exhibition

• Emergency Technology & Communication:
  Emergency command platforms, real-time communication systems, AI & 5G-based emergency applications, data-sharing technologies.
• Disaster Monitoring & Smart Solutions:
  Disaster risk assessment systems, early warning tools, smart city safety integration, predictive modeling tools.
• Rescue & Response Equipment:
  Hydraulic rescue tools, search-and-rescue gear, firefighting systems, life-saving drones, and medical evacuation devices.
• Personal Protection & Safety Gear:
  Personal protective equipment (PPE), health and hygiene products, thermal suits, fire-resistant materials.
• Transport & Logistics:
  Emergency vehicles, helicopters, mobile command units, logistics management systems, and emergency storage solutions.
• Public Education & Institutional Collaboration:
  Public safety training programs, simulation platforms, educational content, and regional emergency development achievements.

Target Audience

Government officials, emergency management professionals, disaster response teams, rescue equipment manufacturers, safety and risk assessment consultants, healthcare and medical professionals, logistics and supply chain experts, technology innovators, environmental protection agencies, public safety educators.