The State Council Information Office (SCIO) held a press conference to discuss China’s imports and exports for the year 2023, offering valuable insights into the nation’s trade performance and future economic prospects.
Wang Lingjun, vice minister of the General Administration of Customs of China, addressed the media and provided an overview of the latest trade figures. He highlighted the resilience of China’s trade sector amid global economic uncertainties and emphasized the country’s commitment to promoting stable and high-quality growth in imports and exports.
“Despite facing complex international challenges, China’s foreign trade has maintained steady growth, demonstrating strong momentum,” said Wang Lingjun. He attributed this performance to effective policy measures and the continuous optimization of the trade structure.
During the press conference, Wang discussed key industries that have contributed to the growth in exports, including technology, machinery, and consumer goods. He also noted an increase in imports of essential commodities and advanced technologies, reflecting China’s efforts to upgrade its industrial capabilities and meet domestic demand.
The vice minister underscored the importance of international cooperation and open markets. “China remains committed to expanding openness and fostering mutually beneficial trade relationships with partners around the world,” he stated.
He also addressed questions from the media regarding trade policies, measures to support businesses, and strategies to navigate global economic challenges.
The press conference provided a platform for the Chinese government to communicate its trade strategies and reassure both domestic and international stakeholders of its dedication to sustaining economic growth and contributing positively to the global economy.
Analysts and investors worldwide are closely watching China’s trade developments, as the country’s economic performance plays a significant role in global market trends and economic stability.
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Live: SCIO holds presser on China's imports and exports in 2023
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