Last Wednesday, the State Council Information Office of the Chinese mainland (SCIO) rolled out plans for the 2025 China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS), unveiling a roadmap to boost global service trade.
In the bustling SCIO press hall in Beijing, Chinese Vice Minister of Commerce Sheng Qiuping and Beijing Vice Mayor Sima Hong fielded questions on trade innovation, digital services and green growth. They highlighted how CIFTIS is evolving as a global launchpad for new ideas, connecting G20 markets and beyond.
Officials noted that trade in services has seen steady growth, driven by digital transformation and cross-border collaboration. CIFTIS 2025 will showcase emerging sectors like fintech, e-health and cultural exports, featuring interactive zones for startups and policymakers to network and forge partnerships. This approach resonates with digital nomads, entrepreneurs and changemakers eyeing immersive global experiences.
The event is set to strengthen connections across G20 countries and regions, with sessions on sustainable finance, creative industries and esports, tapping into the rising global appetite for service-led innovation.
As Beijing gears up for next year’s highlight, attendees can expect a fusion of cutting-edge exhibits, high-level dialogues and cultural showcases—making CIFTIS 2025 a must-watch for young global citizens, tech enthusiasts and travelers alike. Stay tuned as SCIO continues to unveil more details in the coming months—global trade in services is on the brink of its next frontier.
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