Policy Stance - China will no longer seek special and differential treatment in existing and new WTO agreements [1][2] - This decision reflects China's commitment to multilateral trade and global governance initiatives [1] - The move is expected to boost global trade and investment liberalization and facilitation [1] - It is also expected to inject positive energy into the reform of the global economic governance system [1] International Response - The WTO Director-General praises China's leadership on this issue, recognizing years of effort [2][3]

WTO Reform & China's Role - China will no longer seek special and differential treatment (SDT) in new WTO agreements [1] - This announcement is considered a major step towards WTO reform [1] - The WTO Director-General praised China's leadership on this issue [1] - The US believes that WTO reform is impossible unless major economies like China relinquish SDT [1]