Core Viewpoint - The Chinese government is actively promoting green development in international trade and investment, with a focus on enhancing cooperation in the green economy sector [1][2]. Group 1: Green Investment Cooperation - The Ministry of Commerce has signed 16 memorandums of investment cooperation in the green economy sector with foreign entities [1]. - In 2024, China's direct investment in energy-saving and environmental protection sectors reached $2.55 billion, with new contracts for overseas engineering projects in this area totaling nearly $50 billion, accounting for over 18% of total new contracts, reflecting a 13% year-on-year growth [1]. Group 2: Expanding Green Investment Areas - Companies are encouraged to integrate green principles throughout the entire process of foreign investment cooperation, including the formulation of green development strategies and active participation in overseas green construction and operations [2]. Group 3: Enhancing International Cooperation Mechanisms - The government aims to establish multilateral and bilateral cooperation platforms in the green low-carbon sector, sign more cooperation documents, and strengthen the policy framework for sustainable development [2]. Group 4: Creating Green Demonstration Cooperation Zones - The initiative includes promoting the greening of overseas economic and trade cooperation zones, focusing on energy efficiency, traditional industry upgrades, and the cultivation of emerging green industries to reduce carbon emissions [2]. Group 5: Advancing Green Infrastructure Construction - New industry standards for sustainable infrastructure projects by Chinese companies abroad will be implemented starting January 1, encouraging high-standard planning, design, and construction while utilizing environmentally friendly materials and technologies [2].