China Charts New ‘Blue Ocean’ in Global Service Trade
At CIFTIS 2025 in Beijing, China unveils its pivot to digital service trade amid soaring growth—from 34.7% to 56.7% of GDP—and charts a new ‘blue ocean’ for global cooperation.
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