新闻发布会现场，拍摄：张旭 在境外采购商邀请方面，中国对外贸易中心主任朱咏表示，截至10月9日，已有来自217个出口市场的 20.7万名采购商预登记，环比增长14.1%，其中，欧盟、美国、"一带一路"共建国家采购商增长明显。 法国欧尚、日本似鸟等270家头部采购企业确认参会，环比增长9.1%。此外，德国中小企业联合会、中 美总商会、土耳其伊斯坦布尔商会等144家工商机构将组团参会，环比增长12.5%。 王志华介绍，本届广交会参展企业质量更好。本届广交会拥有高新技术、专精特新、单项冠军等称号的 优质企业首次突破1万家，创历史新高，占出口展企业总数的34%。现场将展出智能类产品35.3万件。 21世纪经济报道 记者周潇枭 见习记者张旭 北京报道 第138届中国进出口商品交易会（广交会）将于10月15日至11月4日分三期在广州举办。广交会是中国历 史最长、规模最大、展品种类最全、成交效果最好的综合性国际贸易展会。 10月10日，商务部召开专题新闻发布会，介绍本届广交会筹备情况。商务部对外贸易司司长王志华表 示，本届广交会展览面积达155万平方米。展位总数7.46万个，参展企业超3.2万家，均创历史新高，约 3600 ...

助力中国外贸向新向智向绿发展 王志华进一步介绍了本届广交会的四个主要特点。 一是参展企业质量更好。从参展企业看，本届广交会拥有高新技术、专精特新、单项冠军等称号的优质 企业首次突破1万家，创历史新高，占出口展企业总数的34%。现场将展出智能类产品35.3万件。从展 区题材看，本届广交会首设智慧医疗专区，吸引手术机器人、智能监测及可穿戴设备等47家企业参加， 更好展现我国医疗领域先进产品和技术。继续设服务机器人专区，引入46家行业领先企业，展出具身机 器人、机器狗等，培育外贸发展新亮点。 在展品方面，据展前调研，预计现场展示新产品（近一年研发）超100万件、拥有自主知识产权产品近 110万件、广交会首展产品近80万件。广交会已经成为广大外贸企业展示研发能力、推介行业新品的重 要平台。 第138届中国进出口商品交易会（广交会）将于10月15日至11月4日分三期在广州举办。广交会是中国历 史最长、规模最大、展品种类最全、成交效果最好的综合性国际贸易展会。 10月10日，商务部召开专题新闻发布会，介绍本届广交会筹备情况。商务部对外贸易司司长王志华表 示，本届广交会展览面积达155万平方米。展位总数7.46万个，参展企 ...

9月10日，习近平主席向2025年中国国际服务贸易交易会致贺信强调，中国将坚定不移扩大高水平 对外开放，积极对接国际高标准经贸规则，加快在自由贸易试验区、国家服务贸易创新发展示范区等平 台先行先试，有序推进服务市场开放，推动服务贸易高质量发展。党的二十届三中全会围绕完善高水平 对外开放体制机制作出重要部署，提出创新提升服务贸易。国办印发《关于以高水平开放推动服务贸易 高质量发展的意见》，旨在创新提升服务贸易、加快建设贸易强国。服务贸易是国际贸易的重要组成部 分和国际经贸合作的重要领域，在构建新发展格局中具有重要作用。随着外部环境变化和我国产业结构 调整，必须把加快服务贸易创新发展摆在更加重要的位置，找准发力方向。 创新提升服务贸易顺应了绿色发展潮流。积极发展绿色贸易，是扩大高水平对外开放的重点举措。 绿色贸易是指将环境保护和可持续发展理念融入国际贸易全流程，涵盖绿色产品、技术、服务及规则的 综合性贸易模式。在全球绿色转型的大背景下，节能环保、碳排放管理、生态治理和环境咨询等绿色服 务快速增长，越来越多国家强调在贸易活动中合理利用资源和保护生态环境。发展绿色服务贸易既展现 了我国作为负责任大国的担当，也是实现可 ...

Core Viewpoint - The forum highlighted the significant opportunities for investment in the Middle East real estate market, particularly in light of evolving international trade dynamics and the strengthening of China-Arab cooperation [1][2][3]. Group 1: Trends in Trade and Investment - Global trade is undergoing notable adjustments, providing a macro environment that supports China-Arab cooperation [2]. - Seven key trends in trade were identified, including the rising importance of regional trade, emphasis on fair trade (highlighting ESG and labor protection), and increased focus on green and value-based trade, aligning with the cooperation needs in energy and environmental sectors [3]. - In the investment domain, six adjustment directions were noted, such as increased supply chain investment and risk-averse investment strategies, creating opportunities for collaboration in industrial and supply chains [3]. Group 2: Unique Advantages of China-Arab Cooperation - China possesses "three new" advantages: "new three items" (electric vehicles, photovoltaics, lithium batteries) that meet the energy transition needs of Arab countries, "new quality productivity" (represented by digital economy and AI capabilities) that can enhance digital cooperation, and "new channels" (trade and investment pathways through third countries) that can help overcome international trade barriers [3]. - The cooperation has already established diverse pathways and representative cases, with significant future potential [3]. Group 3: Free Trade Agreement Negotiations - The free trade agreement negotiations between China and the Gulf Cooperation Council (including the UAE) have been ongoing for 21 years, currently in the 11th round, indicating a strong commitment to enhancing economic ties [3]. - The Gulf Cooperation Council's robust economic strength and energy reserves make it an attractive investment destination for China, with previous free trade agreements with countries like Singapore, Japan, and South Korea serving as valuable references for ongoing negotiations [3].

中新网南宁9月17日电 (林浩)9月17日，第22届中国—东盟博览会(简称东博会)在南宁开幕，《区域全面 经济伙伴关系协定》(RCEP)和中国—东盟自贸区3.0版协同增效，能否维护开放包容、以规则为基础的 区域市场，为全球经济发展注入新动力，成为热议的焦点。 目前，中国香港、斯里兰卡、智利和孟加拉国等经济体申请加入RCEP，中国正积极支持东盟发挥中心 作用，推动RCEP扩员，促进亚太自贸区建设。 东盟秘书长高金洪在对话中说，RCEP通过完善原产地规则、简化海关手续和降低关税，为中小企业接 入区域及全球价值链打开了通道，不少企业的国际销售额实现增长，供应商渠道更加多元，利润水平也 得到提升。 当前，RCEP的实施仍面临企业实际使用率不足等问题。对此，高金洪呼吁，各方合力帮助企业把对 RCEP的认知转化为实际应用，获得实实在在的利益。 广西是RCEP与自贸区3.0版协同发展的推动者，在当天举行的RCEP经贸合作高端对话上，中共广西壮 族自治区委员会书记陈刚介绍，RCEP生效实施三年来，广西着力推动区域产业协同，RCEP其他成员 国累计在广西投资22.3亿美元。 陈刚表示，广西愿与各方推动高质量实施RCEP与自贸区 ...

Core Points - Australia is experiencing a record number of participating companies at the service trade fair, indicating a strong return to the Chinese market and highlighting the vast cooperation opportunities that remain [2] - China is shifting its economic focus from goods trade to service trade, with service trade imports and exports showing significant growth in the first seven months of the year [5] - The service trade fair serves as a crucial platform for international cooperation, attracting participation from numerous countries and organizations, reflecting a collective desire to explore new business opportunities [5][6] Group 1: Australia-China Relations - Australia aims to establish a robust mutually beneficial economic relationship with China, leveraging the service trade fair as a key avenue for collaboration [6] - The service trade between Australia and China has flourished over the past decade, significantly benefiting both economies and their citizens [8] - In the 2023-2024 fiscal year, Australia's goods and services exports to China are projected to reach AUD 212.7 billion, with service trade growing by 42.3% [8] Group 2: Market Opportunities - The Chinese market is viewed as a major destination for global investment, particularly in high-end manufacturing, green technology, and digital transformation [9] - Companies like Airbus and GE Healthcare are capitalizing on China's growth, with Airbus expecting a demand for 9,570 new aircraft by 2044 [9][10] - The ongoing optimization of policies in China is attracting foreign investment, with a reduction in the negative list for foreign investment to just 106 items [10] Group 3: Trade Environment and Challenges - Despite uncertainties in the global trade environment, China is enhancing its business environment through policy improvements and international cooperation [4] - The EU's new regulations are reshaping international trade rules, pushing for greener and more traceable supply chains, which may pose challenges but also opportunities for Chinese companies [11] - Chinese enterprises are adapting to international green regulations, which could enhance their competitiveness in the global market and create new opportunities in emerging service sectors [11]

Core Viewpoint - China's foreign trade exports show strong resilience, with over 830 manufacturing companies in Shanghai achieving overseas revenue of 1.1 trillion yuan in the first half of the year, a year-on-year increase of 5% [1] Group 1: Export Performance - Private enterprises have surpassed 740 billion yuan in overseas revenue, marking a 6% year-on-year growth and becoming the main force in "going global" [1] - The growth in overseas revenue reflects the strong resilience and international competitiveness of China's manufacturing sector amid global economic pressures [1] Group 2: Market Expansion Strategies - Diversification into emerging markets has provided significant opportunities for foreign trade growth, with companies like Xiaogoods City focusing on regions such as the Middle East, South America, and Africa [2] - The "Belt and Road" initiative has been effectively promoted, exemplified by Ningbo-Zhoushan Port establishing over 300 container shipping routes [2] - Companies like Jinlong Automobile have accelerated their global presence, achieving a 52.4% year-on-year increase in bus exports across more than 170 countries and regions [2] Group 3: Technological Innovation - Technological innovation is identified as the core engine for companies to achieve breakthroughs in international markets, allowing them to avoid traditional low-price competition [3] - Companies are increasingly relying on high-value technology and brand strength to gain global market recognition and higher profit margins [3] Group 4: Government Support and Corporate Strategy - The Chinese government has enhanced the business environment and trade facilitation, boosting manufacturers' confidence in exploring international markets [3] - Companies are focusing on increasing R&D investment, attracting innovative talent, and achieving technological breakthroughs to support their international expansion [3] Group 5: Future Directions for Trade Development - Companies are encouraged to increase R&D investment, deepen global layouts, and enhance brand building to improve international influence and reputation [4] - Emphasis on green trade cooperation and supply chain management is suggested to address trade risks and enhance resilience against challenges such as trade friction and exchange rate fluctuations [4]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the urgency and necessity of transitioning to a low-carbon economy to address global climate change, highlighting its role as a driving force for economic transformation and international trade development [1] Group 1: Optimizing Trade Structure - Traditional high-energy consumption and high-emission industries like coal and steel are being phased out, with a focus on emerging industries such as renewable energy and environmental protection [2] - Encouragement for traditional industries to undergo low-carbon transformation by adopting energy-saving technologies and extending their industrial chains to reduce reliance on non-renewable resources [2] Group 2: Promoting Technological Innovation - Technological innovation is crucial for developing a low-carbon economy and enhancing product competitiveness, helping to break trade barriers and increase product value [3] - Establishing a low-carbon technology innovation system with a focus on key sectors like energy and transportation, and promoting collaboration among government, academia, and industry [3] - Strengthening standards and intellectual property protection to enhance compliance and encourage innovation among enterprises [3] Group 3: Strengthening International Cooperation - The need for international cooperation to build a green trade network to effectively address the challenges of low-carbon transition [4] - Establishing an international mutual recognition system for low-carbon standards and creating a global technology sharing platform to foster innovation in renewable energy and carbon capture technologies [4] Group 4: Improving Policy Support - The development of a comprehensive policy framework for low-carbon trade, including setting quantitative indicators for carbon footprint management and adjusting tax policies to encourage low-carbon technology exports [5][6] - Collaboration among various government departments to create a cohesive policy environment that supports international trade transitioning to low-carbon practices [6] - The article concludes that low-carbon economy presents opportunities for restructuring trade and enhancing competitive advantages, advocating for a systematic approach to integrate low-carbon principles into trade development [6]

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of zero-carbon parks is a significant strategic initiative for China to achieve its "dual carbon" goals and respond to international green trade barriers, aiming to enhance foreign trade competitiveness [1][2]. Group 1: Zero-Carbon Park Construction - The National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, and the National Energy Administration have issued a notice to support the construction of zero-carbon parks in qualified regions, outlining eight key tasks [1]. - The construction of zero-carbon parks is seen as a key vehicle for coordinating energy transition, technological and institutional innovation, and industrial upgrading [2]. Group 2: Green Trade Challenges - Green trade is becoming a significant feature of the new international economic order, with the EU's carbon border adjustment mechanism set to be implemented in 2026, which will impact China's steel, aluminum, and potentially downstream products [2]. - China's exports to the EU are projected to reach €517.8 billion in 2024, accounting for 21.3% of total imports from non-EU countries, highlighting the importance of adapting to green trade rules [2]. Group 3: Carbon Data Management - There is a need to establish a standardized carbon emission data management platform that covers the entire process of carbon emission collection, accounting, verification, and reporting [3]. - Utilizing technologies such as blockchain and big data, a traceable system for energy consumption and carbon footprints of export products should be developed [3]. Group 4: Green Certification and Standards - The establishment of an internationally recognized "green label" system is proposed, with zero-carbon parks as pilot projects to promote green certification cooperation with major trading partners [4]. - The integration of international third-party certification agencies into parks is essential for providing green certification and compliance services [4]. Group 5: Green Trade Financial Support - A green trade financial support system should be established, exploring the "green production" model to ensure low-carbon attributes at both the energy and product levels [5]. - Financial products such as green credit, green insurance, and green bonds should be developed specifically for export enterprises within the parks, encouraging participation from social capital in low-carbon transformation and green production [5].

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of zero-carbon parks is a significant strategic initiative for China to achieve its "dual carbon" goals and respond to international green trade barriers, aiming to enhance the competitiveness of its foreign trade [1][2]. Group 1: Zero-Carbon Park Development - The National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, and the National Energy Administration have issued a notice to support the construction of zero-carbon parks in qualified regions, outlining eight key tasks [1]. - The construction of zero-carbon parks is seen as a critical vehicle for coordinating energy transition, technological and institutional innovation, and industrial upgrading [2]. Group 2: Green Trade Challenges - Green trade is becoming a significant feature of the new international economic order, with the EU's carbon border adjustment mechanism set to be implemented in 2026, which will impact China's steel, aluminum, and potentially downstream industries [2]. - China's exports to the EU are substantial, with imports from China expected to reach €517.8 billion in 2024, accounting for 21.3% of total imports from non-EU countries [2]. Group 3: Carbon Data Management - There is a need to establish a standardized carbon emission data management platform that covers the entire process of carbon emission collection, accounting, verification, and reporting [3]. - Utilizing technologies such as blockchain and big data, a traceable system for energy consumption and carbon footprints of export products should be developed [3]. Group 4: Green Certification and Standards - The establishment of an internationally recognized "green label" system is proposed, with zero-carbon parks as pilot projects to promote green certification cooperation with major trading partners [4]. - The integration of green electricity consumption standards with international accounting and certification systems is essential for enhancing compliance and market access [4]. Group 5: Green Trade Financial Support - A green trade financial support system is needed to explore the "green production through green means" model, ensuring low-carbon attributes in both energy and products [5]. - The development of specialized financial products such as green loans, green insurance, and green bonds for export enterprises in zero-carbon parks is encouraged to attract more social capital for low-carbon transformation [5].