聚焦“确定性”，中国贸促会这场发布会传递信心与力量

Group 1 - The China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) has organized 184 delegations of Chinese entrepreneurs to 45 countries and regions this year, showcasing China's commitment to international trade [1] - In the first quarter, the CCPIT issued various certificates, including certificates of origin and ATA carnets, with a year-on-year growth of 14.91% [1] - The global trade friction index for February 2025 was reported at 106, indicating a high level of trade tensions, with the United States, the European Union, and South Africa having the highest indices [1] Group 2 - A 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 in U.S. exports [2] - The CCPIT aims to simplify the process for obtaining certificates of origin and expedite approvals for enterprises participating in international exhibitions [2] - The CCPIT is committed to enhancing trade and investment services through various significant economic and trade events, including the China International Supply Chain Promotion Expo and the Global Trade and Investment Promotion Summit in 2025 [2] Group 3 - High-profile visits from international business leaders, including NVIDIA's CEO and members of the German Daimler Truck Holding AG, highlight the ongoing interest in China's market [3] - The CCPIT emphasizes that China's policy environment remains transparent, stable, and predictable, which is a significant advantage in an uncertain global landscape [3] - The APEC Business Advisory Council meeting in Toronto saw a unified call from the Asia-Pacific business community, including U.S. businesses, against unilateralism and protectionism [3] Group 4 - The CCPIT expresses a willingness to act as a bridge for communication between China and the global business community, advocating for the maintenance of a multilateral trade system and opposing the misuse of tariffs [4] - The organization encourages the U.S. to engage in equal dialogue to resolve trade concerns and promote stable and sustainable development in China-U.S. economic relations [4]