
China’s 14th Five-Year Plan: Opening Up Fuels Economic Growth
China’s 14th Five-Year Plan advances high-level opening-up, driving economic growth and global trade integration through market reforms and international partnerships.
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China’s 14th Five-Year Plan advances high-level opening-up, driving economic growth and global trade integration through market reforms and international partnerships.
Singapore and China celebrate 35 years of diplomatic ties, highlighting economic resilience, strategic projects like Suzhou Industrial Park, and shared vision for regional stability.
China and ASEAN deepen economic ties through FTAs and RCEP, driving regional growth amid global uncertainties. Experts highlight trade resilience and investment opportunities.
Chinese President Xi Jinping’s upcoming visit to Malaysia strengthens economic ties amid global uncertainty, with record trade and tech collaboration shaping regional stability.
RCEP emerges as the world’s largest free trade agreement, uniting nations across Asia-Pacific to promote open trade and multilateral cooperation amidst rising global protectionism.
Chile, along with Sri Lanka and the Hong Kong SAR, has applied to join the RCEP, potentially expanding the world’s largest free trade agreement across the Pacific and Indian oceans.
RCEP strengthens trade among APEC members, promoting development and aligning with APEC Peru 2024’s agenda for inclusive growth.
Since its implementation, the RCEP has unlocked trade potential between the Chinese mainland and ASEAN, boosting economic cooperation and creating new growth opportunities.
Chinese Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang has pledged deeper cooperation with ASEAN nations to build a closer China-ASEAN community with a shared future, emphasizing strategic mutual trust and regional prosperity.