"中国将践行真正的多边主义，共同反对单边主义、保护主义，维护以世贸组织为核心的多边贸易体制，共同倡导 平等有序的世界多极化和普惠包容的经济全球化，为世界发展注入更多的稳定性和确定性。"他说。 6月6日，在国新办举行的新闻发布会上，商务部副部长鄢东透露，2024年中国和南亚国家贸易额接近2000亿美 元，十年间实现翻番，年均增长率约6.3%。中国连续多年成为巴基斯坦、孟加拉国等国最大贸易伙伴。近年来， 中巴经济走廊"升级版"建设有序推进，斯里兰卡汉班托塔港、孟加拉国帕亚拉电站、尼泊尔三金考拉水电站等投 资合作项目陆续落地，为区域经济增长注入了强劲动能。此外，中国与南亚国家加快拓展新能源、光伏、电动汽 车、数字技术、跨境电商等新兴领域合作，取得积极进展。中国给予了包括尼泊尔、孟加拉国和阿富汗在内的南 亚最不发达国家100%税目输华产品零关税待遇，帮助南亚国家扩大对华出口和共享中国大市场机遇。 他提出，未来中国将继续支持南亚国家走稳自身发展之路，深化发展融合，积极推动双边经贸水平提质升级。具 体措施包括在巩固农业、能矿、基础设施等传统领域合作的基础上，拓展能源转型、数字经济、低碳发展、智能 制造等前沿领域合作，共同 ...

Core Viewpoint - Chinese enterprises have significantly risen on the international stage, showcasing impressive growth and transformation, becoming key players in the global economy and reshaping international trade, investment, and innovation patterns [1][3]. Group 1: Hard Power of Chinese Enterprises - In the 1995 Fortune Global 500 list, the United States had 151 companies, while Japan had 149. By 2024, the U.S. has 139 companies, and China has 128, spanning various industries such as construction, oil, insurance, banking, and technology [3]. - Among approximately 10,500 companies with revenues exceeding $1 billion globally, 25% are from China, surpassing the 19% from the U.S., indicating a greater number of large enterprises in China [3]. Group 2: Global Presence and Investment Trends - About 70% of large Chinese enterprises have subsidiaries in the U.S., over 60% in Germany, around 40% in the U.K. and the Netherlands, and at least 30% in Canada, Brazil, and Italy. Chinese enterprises are also expanding in Africa [4]. - In 2023, Chinese enterprises shifted their greenfield investments from developed economies to Asia and other emerging markets, reflecting a strategic response to changes in the global economic and political landscape [4]. Group 3: Soft Power of Chinese Brands - Historically, U.S. brands dominated the Brand Finance Global 500 list, accounting for about 40%. However, the share of Chinese brands increased from 4% in 2010 to an expected 14% by 2025 [5]. - Chinese brands have gained global recognition in sectors such as e-commerce, media and entertainment, telecommunications, and electric vehicles, altering perceptions of Chinese products beyond the traditional "Made in China" label [5]. - Despite global economic fragmentation, Chinese enterprises are optimizing their overseas strategies and focusing on the vast domestic market, with potential for further enhancement of their soft power [5].