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- World Expo Pavilions: Highest Fire Protection Standards - Bernard Hagen, 27 April 2010
- The Leaders in Export - Editor, 2 April 2010
Security is the top issue for the upcoming Shanghai World Exhibition – The Swiss Jansen AG implemented high-end fire protection systems in the Hong Kong Pavilion.
The whole world will be focusing on Shanghai when the World Exhibition opens up in only five days. The organizers want to ensure to host a perfect event and stress the importance of building security. “This Chinese trend towards higher security standards for buildings is irreversible. The government insists on top quality”, states Christoph Gressbach, Managing Director Asia for the Swiss Jansen AG. Fire safety specialist Jansen, who also contributed to the construction of the National Stadium in Beijing, installed high-end fire protection facades in the recently finished Hong Kong Expo Pavilion.
Germany has been known as the world’s top exporter, but with the latest economic figures being revealed in regard to China, it seems that Germany has now been surpassed, catapulting China into the leading position. After suffering an economic decline for approximately thirteen months, China seems to have overcome its challenges, and has even doubled predicted increases. It is forecast that 2010 is going to be a year of strength and development for China, one that is filled with the prosperity and success.
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