王文涛：将统筹推进贸易强国建设的“三大支柱”，全力稳外贸

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Commerce emphasizes the need to address challenges and uncertainties in foreign trade, focusing on the construction of a trade powerhouse through three pillars: goods trade, service trade, and digital trade [1]. Group 1: Trade Promotion Strategies - The Ministry plans to enhance major trade exhibitions like the Canton Fair to attract more overseas buyers and increase support for companies participating in international exhibitions [3]. - There will be an optimization of public services, including the publication of country-specific trade guides and foreign trade promotion information [3]. - The Ministry aims to guide the healthy and regulated development of new foreign trade models such as cross-border e-commerce [3]. Group 2: Trade Agreements and Market Expansion - China has established 23 free trade agreements with 30 countries and regions, and the Ministry will support companies in utilizing these agreements to expand trade [3]. - The "Export China" initiative, launched during the last China International Import Expo, will continue to enhance brand influence and organize various matching activities to boost imports [3]. Group 3: Import Trade Facilitation - The Ministry will leverage trade promotion platforms like the China International Import Expo to improve the convenience of import trade and optimize the sources and structure of imported goods [3]. - There is a commitment to meet the needs of industrial development and improve the quality of life for citizens through better import strategies [3]. Group 4: Service Trade Development - The Ministry plans to refine the negative list management system for cross-border service trade and gradually relax market access in service sectors [3]. - Policies will be developed based on the "one industry, one policy" principle to promote high-value measures, accelerate the export of productive services, and enhance the international service capabilities of professional service institutions [3]. - The focus will be on leveraging innovations in artificial intelligence, digital economy, and biomedicine to expand exports in emerging services such as R&D, design, consulting, testing, and maintenance [3].