Chinese mainland-France Trade Enters Innovation-Driven Era
During President Macron’s December visit, the Chinese mainland and France chart a new paradigm: from traditional trade complementarity to an innovation-powered symbiosis.
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During President Macron’s December visit, the Chinese mainland and France chart a new paradigm: from traditional trade complementarity to an innovation-powered symbiosis.
In Busan, Xi Jinping and Donald Trump concluded a summit to boost economic, trade, energy cooperation and expand people-to-people exchanges, marking a new phase in China-U.S. relations.
At the 28th China-ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur, Premier Li Qiang said the FTA 3.0 upgrade heralds a new era of economic and trade cooperation after signing the Upgrade Protocol.
At the 2025 Bund Summit in Shanghai on the Chinese mainland, Banque de France deputy governor Agnès Bénassy-Quéré highlights vast potential for China–Europe economic cooperation.
In Rome, Foreign Ministers Wang Yi and Antonio Tajani outlined a renewed Sino-Italian economic partnership focused on green development, AI, aerospace and fair investment.
China and ASEAN defy global headwinds with $597bn trade in Jan–Jul 2025, up 8.2%, fueled by upgrades to the Free Trade Area and deepening economic cooperation.
As SCO chair, China’s trade with member states hit a record $890 billion in 2024, with investment stock surpassing $140 billion, marking deeper economic ties.
In Beijing, Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang sat down with former U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson to discuss deepening cooperation based on mutual respect, aiming for stable Sino-U.S. ties.
Ambassador Xie Feng highlights mutual benefit as the core of China-U.S. economic ties and calls for a new path of cooperation at the USCBC gala.
Chinese premier Li Qiang and ECB President Christine Lagarde met in Beijing to mark 50 years of China-EU ties, pledging deeper cooperation to drive global growth and stability.