A view of a shipyard run by Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Co Ltd, a subsidiary of State-owned China State Shipbuilding Corp Ltd, in Dalian, Liaoning province, in February.
China's foreign trade has navigated in a downward pressure and displayed a remarkable resilience since 2023, as highlighted by stable import and export volumes, steady international market share, optimized trading structure and a diversified range of trading partners, Wang said at the fourth session of the symposium themed "Comprehensively Advancing Chinese Modernization"
China's foreign trade has achieved significant leaps and bounds, securing its position as the world's top trading nation and steadily advancing towards its goal of becoming a trade powerhouse, Wang added.
Going forward, China will ramp up efforts to expand its high-level opening-up, cultivate new drivers of foreign trade and deepen international economic cooperation, Wang said, noting that more steps will be adopted to boost trade in intermediate goods, trade in services, digital trade and cross-border e-commerce.
