21世纪经济报道记者张旭北京报道 1月26日，国新办举行新闻发布会，介绍2025年商务工作及运行情 况。 商务部副部长鄢东指出，2025年，商务发展总体平稳、稳中有进，为经济持续回升向好作出积极贡献。 坚持惠民生和促消费紧密结合，全年社会消费品零售总额首次突破50万亿元，达到50.1万亿元，增长 3.7%，消费对经济增长的贡献率达到52%。 在拓展双向投资空间方面，全年新设外资企业7万余家，增长19.1%，吸收外资7476.9亿元，其中高技术 产业引资占比32.3%。在对外投资方面，推动产供链国际合作，促进贸易投资一体化，深化"一带一 路"经贸合作。 近年来，中国企业出海的力度和广度不断提升，对海外服务的需求也日益增长。商务部外国投资管理司 负责人王亚表示，下一步，商务部将会同有关部门以"国家平台+地方港+海外站+专业机构"为工作重 点，加快打造央地联动、区域协同、资源集聚、内外贯通的立体化、全链条海外综合服务生态。 王亚同时透露，国家层面海外综合服务大平台将于近期在商务部网站上线。 消费成为经济发展"主引擎" 2025年，全国商务系统大力推进提振消费专项行动，深入实施消费品以旧换新，推动服务消费高质量发 展 ...

1月26日，国新办举行新闻发布会，介绍2025年商务工作及运行情况。 商务部副部长鄢东指出，2025年，商务发展总体平稳、稳中有进，为经济持续回升向好作出积 极贡献。坚持惠民生和促消费紧密结合， 全年社会消费品零售总额首次突破50万亿元，达到 50.1万亿元，增长3.7%，消费对经济增长的贡献率达到52%。 在拓展双向投资空间方面， 全年新设外资企业7万余家，增长19.1%，吸收外资7476.9亿元， 其中高技术产业引资占比32.3%。 在对外投资方面，推动产供链国际合作，促进贸易投资一体 化，深化"一带一路"经贸合作。 近年来，中国企业出海的力度和广度不断提升，对海外服务的需求也日益增长。商务部外国投 资管理司负责人王亚表示，下一步，商务部将会同有关部门以"国家平台+地方港+海外站+专 业机构"为工作重点，加快打造央地联动、区域协同、资源集聚、内外贯通的立体化、全链条 海外综合服务生态。 王亚同时透露，国家层面海外综合服务大平台将于近期在商务部网站上线。 消费成为经济发展"主引擎" 2025年，全国商务系统大力推进提振消费专项行动，深入实施消费品以旧换新，推动服务消费 高质量发展，组织开展"购在中国"系列活 ...

此外，随着中国企业更多地"走出去"，加快完善海外综合服务体系也是下一步拓展双向投资空间的重要工作内 容。 证券时报记者 秦燕玲 商务部外国投资管理司负责人王亚表示，近期商务部网站将上线国家层面的海外综合服务大平台。该平台将统筹 外事、法律、财税、金融、经贸、物流、海关、贸促等领域服务资源，围绕企业出海有关政策咨询、业务办理、 国别信息、动态资讯、资源对接、风险防控等共性需求，形成"一个窗口""一站式"出海服务平台。 全年社会消费品零售总额首次突破50万亿元、全年服务零售额增长5.5%、全年货物进出口增长3.8%、全年新设外 资企业增长19.1%、与31个国家和地区签署24个自贸协定…… "刚刚过去的2025年是很不平凡的一年。"在1月26日国新办举行的新闻发布会上，商务部副部长鄢东在介绍2025年 商务工作及运行情况时指出，过去一年实现了商务发展总体平稳、稳中有进，为经济持续回升向好作出积极贡 献。 王志华强调，2026年，中国将坚定不移推进高水平对外开放，推动贸易创新发展、平衡发展，不仅愿做"世界工 厂"，更愿做"世界市场"，中国超大规模市场将为各国产品、服务提供更广阔机遇，中国高质量发展也将为世界经 济不 ...

步入"十五五"，中国农业正站在历史性的交汇点上，以更加自信、开放的姿态，迈向国际舞台。 锚定"十五五"宏伟蓝图，一场旨在凝聚智慧、链接资源、共商未来的农食产业盛会——农业国际交流会客厅（青岛），将于2026年1月16日在青岛隆重启 幕。这不仅是一场会议，更是一次思想的碰撞、一次价值的共振、一次共同擘画中国农食产业国际化高质量发展新路径的主动作为。 文 | 周涛 风云际会，时代潮涌。 应时而生，勇担时代使命 中国农业砥砺前行，从一片荒芜到举世瞩目，不仅实现了自身跨越式发展，也为全球农业与粮食安全作出了重要贡献。开放合作，是这一辉煌历程的关键支 撑。 2001年，中国加入世界贸易组织后，真诚地向各国开放市场，按照世贸规则调整完善了农产品进出口法律法规和管理制度。 历经多年发展，中国农业的发展已深度融入全球体系，国际话语权和全球影响力获得大幅提升，中国农业国际合作的深度、广度、速度和力度也在不断拓展 加强。 2025年10月，国务院国资委等多部门联合印发《关于进一步完善海外综合服务体系的指导意见》，提出"优化完善公共服务、集成创新地方服务、延伸健全 海外服务、加强经贸合作保障、拓展提升专业服务、提升出海企业能力"等 ...

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article is the release of the "Guidelines for Enterprises to Fulfill Social Responsibility Overseas" by the Ministry of Commerce, aimed at guiding and supporting Chinese enterprises in enhancing their international operations and social responsibility [1][2]. Group 2 - The background of the guidelines emphasizes the importance of Chinese enterprises adhering to local laws and fulfilling social responsibilities while investing abroad, reflecting the commitment to sustainable development in host countries [2]. - The guidelines consist of seven chapters and fifty-three articles, encouraging enterprises to integrate social responsibility into their international business strategies and decision-making processes [3]. - Key areas of support outlined in the guidelines include enhancing economic development, improving livelihoods, promoting environmental protection, and ensuring compliance and quality management in host countries [3]. Group 3 - The guidelines are characterized by their public service nature, providing a systematic framework for enterprises to fulfill social responsibilities abroad [4]. - They have a broad coverage, aligning with national laws and international sustainable development goals, offering comprehensive guidance across economic, social, and environmental dimensions [4]. - The guidelines are designed to be practical, incorporating successful experiences from enterprises and encouraging localized adaptations to enhance implementation [4].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of guiding the cross-border layout of industrial and supply chains, highlighting that "going global" is a natural economic progression for major countries, and it is essential to focus on Gross National Income (GNI) alongside Gross Domestic Product (GDP) to foster international cooperation in supply chains and promote China's modernization [1][2]. Group 1: Current Status of China's Global Investment - Since the 18th National Congress, China has accelerated its integration into global industrial and supply chains, solidifying its position as a major investment country, with foreign direct investment projected to reach $192.2 billion in 2024, maintaining a top-three global ranking for 13 consecutive years [2]. - By the end of 2024, China's cumulative foreign investment is expected to exceed $3 trillion, with over 52,000 enterprises established abroad across 190 countries and regions, and total overseas assets exceeding $9 trillion [2]. - China's foreign investment has supported domestic development, facilitated the internationalization of products and services, and contributed positively to the host countries' livelihoods, while also enhancing global supply chain stability [2]. Group 2: Strategic Recommendations for Overseas Investment - Effective management of foreign investment is crucial, which includes improving the legal framework, enhancing regulatory systems, and integrating trade and investment to expand overseas marketing networks [3]. - Optimizing the overseas comprehensive service system is necessary, which involves upgrading public services and enhancing capabilities in legal, financial, and consulting services to support enterprises going global [3]. - Expanding the functionality of overseas economic and trade cooperation zones is recommended, focusing on infrastructure development and collaboration with domestic parks to better serve domestic industrial upgrades and international cooperation [4]. Group 3: Strengthening Partnerships and Risk Management - Establishing a robust network of partners in the industrial and supply chain is essential, promoting cooperation in green development, digital economy, and other emerging sectors to optimize global resource allocation [4]. - A comprehensive overseas risk prevention and interest protection system should be developed, including risk assessments and timely warnings to guide enterprises in avoiding high-risk areas and ensuring compliance in overseas operations [4].

Group 1: Key Signals for 2026 Opening Up - The overall keyword shifts from "stability" to "diversity" and "win-win" in international cooperation[2] - Emphasis on institutional opening, particularly in the service sector and free trade pilot zones, transitioning from "quantitative" to "qualitative" changes[9] - "Integration" in trade and investment is identified as the future development direction[11] Group 2: Key Support Points for Implementation - Strengthening the construction of Hainan Free Trade Port as a new high ground for institutional opening, with a focus on financial and trade investment openness[18] - Promoting synchronization of domestic and foreign trade policies, standard recognition, and smooth capital flow to facilitate integrated development[19] - Enhancing the level of China's service industry while reasonably reducing opening restrictions to promote service trade and exports[19]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the rapid expansion of Chinese enterprises going global, highlighting the complexities and risks they face in international markets. It introduces the "Guiding Opinions" issued by multiple Chinese government departments aimed at enhancing the overseas comprehensive service system for these enterprises. Group 1: National Level Comprehensive Service Platform Construction - The establishment of a national-level comprehensive service platform aims to integrate various public service resources to support enterprises throughout their overseas operations [3][4]. Group 2: Provision of Quality Public Products - The government will enhance the supply of high-quality overseas information services and public products to meet the growing needs of enterprises venturing abroad [5][6]. Group 3: Improvement of Comprehensive Service Efficiency - The focus is on digitalization and collaboration to enhance the efficiency and responsiveness of services for enterprises going global [7][8]. Group 4: Upgrading Online and Offline Local Services - Local governments are encouraged to strengthen online and offline service channels to provide a one-stop window for enterprises seeking basic information for overseas operations [10][11]. Group 5: Exploration of Innovative Service Models - The article emphasizes the need for innovative service models through pilot programs in regions with high openness and resource concentration [12][13]. Group 6: Expansion of Overseas Economic and Trade Cooperation Zone Functions - The focus is on expanding the functions of overseas economic and trade cooperation zones to create stable and predictable business environments for enterprises [14][15]. Group 7: Establishment of Overseas Comprehensive Service Stations - The establishment of overseas comprehensive service stations aims to assist enterprises in addressing local service needs and building international marketing networks [17][18]. Group 8: Enrichment of Bilateral Cooperation Mechanisms - The government aims to sign more bilateral cooperation agreements to create a favorable external environment for enterprises [20][21]. Group 9: Creating a Safe and Favorable Environment - The government will enhance overseas safety risk information tracking and provide guidance to enterprises on risk assessment and response [23][24]. Group 10: Properly Addressing Investment and Trade Disputes - The article highlights the importance of utilizing diverse dispute resolution mechanisms to enhance enterprises' ability to handle legal disputes abroad [27][28]. Group 11: Enhancing the Level of Legal, Accounting, and Consulting Services - The focus is on improving the international service capabilities of legal, accounting, and consulting firms to support enterprises in their overseas ventures [30][31]. Group 12: Strengthening the Cross-Border Service Capabilities of Financial Institutions - Financial institutions are encouraged to enhance their service offerings to support enterprises in expanding their financing channels and managing risks [33][34]. Group 13: Expanding Various Professional Service Areas - The article discusses the encouragement of various professional service institutions to enhance their international service capabilities and support enterprises in their global endeavors [38][39].

Core Viewpoint - The "Shanghai CIPA Overseas Service Platform" aims to support Chinese enterprises in achieving a safe, orderly, and high-quality global expansion through a comprehensive service network [1][2] Group 1: Platform Establishment - The platform is jointly established by the Ministry of Commerce's Investment Promotion Agency, the Shanghai Hongqiao International Central Business District Management Committee, and the Qingpu District People's Government [1] - The signing ceremony took place at the Shanghai Hongqiao Science and Technology Innovation Center on November 6, 2025 [1] Group 2: Objectives and Functions - The platform is designed to implement the central government's directive to improve the overseas comprehensive service system, facilitating a new development pattern and promoting high-level opening-up [1] - It will connect domestic and international parks, business associations, and professional institutions to build a global resource network [1] - The platform will explore a new service model that integrates "domestic platforms + overseas incubation centers" [1] Group 3: Location and Strategic Advantages - The platform is located in the Qingpu District's Hongqiao Business Area, leveraging the advantages of the Yangtze River Delta core hub and the collaborative industrial, policy, and spatial resources of Qingpu District [1] - It aims to create a multi-party supported service model for Chinese enterprises transitioning from local operations to global layouts [1] Group 4: Future Development - The platform will continue to gather resources from government, parks, enterprises, universities, and professional institutions to build an open and collaborative overseas service ecosystem [2] - It aims to support Chinese manufacturing in going global and achieving sustainable high-quality development [2]

Core Points - The meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump aims to inject more certainty and stability into bilateral relations and the global economy [1][2] - Both sides' economic teams reached a consensus on key trade issues, emphasizing the importance of cooperation and mutual respect [2][4] Economic Cooperation - The U.S. will cancel the 10% "fentanyl tariff" on Chinese goods and extend the suspension of 24% tariffs for one year, while China will adjust its countermeasures accordingly [3] - The U.S. will also suspend the implementation of its 50% export control rule for one year, and China will pause its related measures for the same duration [3] - Both sides agreed to extend certain tariff exclusion measures and reached consensus on issues like fentanyl cooperation and expanding agricultural trade [3] Trade Dynamics - China's imports in Q3 2025 showed steady growth, with agricultural imports at $57.1 billion, up 2.6% year-on-year, and high-tech product imports increasing by 8.6% [6] - The Chinese government is actively promoting trade diversification and enhancing its ability to respond to external shocks [6][10] Global Trade Relations - The Chinese government emphasizes the mutual benefits of U.S.-China trade relations, which have become a core variable in global economic stability [4] - China's foreign direct investment flow reached $192.2 billion in 2024, marking an 8.4% increase year-on-year, maintaining a significant global share [8][9] Support for Overseas Expansion - The Chinese government is enhancing its overseas service system to support companies venturing abroad, focusing on optimizing public services and strengthening economic cooperation [10]