中国贸促会：搭建更多务实交流平台 积极帮助企业有力应对外部冲击

Core Insights - The China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) reported a total of 1.7805 million certificates issued from January to March 2025, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 14.91%, indicating a stable start for China's foreign trade despite external pressures [1] - Non-preferential certificates accounted for a total value of $81.836 billion, with a volume of 994,900 certificates issued, showing a slight increase of 1.82% [1] - Preferential certificates saw a significant increase in value to $22.061 billion, with a volume of 621,700 certificates, marking a year-on-year growth of 35.53% and 42.67% respectively [1] - RCEP certificates issued amounted to $2.123 billion, with 69,160 certificates, reflecting a growth of 26.65% and 27.03% respectively [1] Group 1 - The CCPIT aims to provide maximum convenience and support for foreign trade enterprises, facilitating their participation in international exhibitions and business negotiations [2] - As of now, 1,235 overseas exhibition projects for 2025 have been approved, and 184 delegations have been organized to visit 45 countries and regions [2] - The CCPIT is set to host several significant economic and trade events to enhance trade and investment opportunities for enterprises [2] Group 2 - A recent survey conducted by the CCPIT among over 1,100 foreign trade enterprises revealed that nearly 50% plan to reduce business with the U.S., while 75.3% intend to explore emerging markets to compensate for the decline [3] - Companies expressed concerns over fluctuating tariff policies, which increase uncertainty and complicate long-term planning [3] - The CCPIT will continue to implement policies to stabilize foreign trade and enhance support for enterprises facing external challenges [3]