开放的中国为全球合作注入新动力

Group 1 - The recent China Development Forum 2025 and Boao Forum for Asia 2025 signal a strong commitment to openness amid global political and economic changes, emphasizing that "the more open, the safer; the more integrated, the more prosperous" [1][4] - The World Trade Organization reports that as of October 2024, global trade restrictions affect 11.8% of imports and 3.2% of exports, with no signs of easing in the short term [1] - Asian economies, particularly China and ASEAN, continue to show resilience and vitality, leading in economic growth, trade, and regional integration, thus becoming a crucial support for global economic growth [1][3] Group 2 - China is actively promoting trade liberalization and facilitation through measures such as tariff reductions and the removal of non-tariff barriers, contributing significantly to global trade growth [2] - The transition towards institutional openness, focusing on rules, regulations, and standards, is exemplified by the Hainan Free Trade Port, which is evolving from a "testing ground" to a "demonstration window" for global capital and talent [2] - The foreign investment negative list has been reduced from 190 items to 29 for the national version and 27 for the free trade pilot zone version, enhancing foreign investor confidence in China [2] Group 3 - China's economic growth rate is projected at 5% for 2024, with the total economic output reaching 130 trillion yuan, contributing approximately 30% to global economic growth [3] - The "Green Connectivity" concept proposed at the Boao Forum aims to integrate low-carbon development into openness, addressing climate change and promoting global sustainable development [3] - China's rise in artificial intelligence showcases the importance of technological openness and governance, with a strong emphasis on innovation and industrial production capabilities [3] Group 4 - A survey by the Boao Forum Research Institute indicates that most respondents are optimistic about China's economic growth prospects in 2025, particularly in green low-carbon manufacturing and high-end intelligent manufacturing [4] - China emphasizes the need for open markets and resource sharing among countries to combat risks and achieve common prosperity, aligning its development with global progress [4] - The Chinese government is committed to advancing open cooperation, advocating for fair competition under international rules, and maintaining the stability of global trade and supply chains [4]