Foreign Ministry Spokesman Guo Jiakun presided over a regular press conference on September 24. Some reporters asked questions about the 5th Global Digital Trade Fair. In response, Guo Jiakun explained that more than 1,200 representatives from nearly 50 countries and regions and relevant international organizations attended the launch ceremony. In response to the digital wave, where will global trade go? How should the international community follow the trend? What role can China play in this? Premier Li Qiang shared three thoughts in his speech: the first is to gain insight into new changes and trends in international economic and trade development through digital trade. The boom in digital trade has brought new impetus and opportunities. The second is to promote the better development of global trade in the digital age with an open mind. Third, China will contribute more to global digital trade through practical actions. Guo Jiakun said that China will continue to expand demand for digital consumption and share market opportunities with other countries. The development of artificial intelligence and other technologies in China adheres to the open source and open path, building a “digital ladder” that all countries can climb. We will continue to optimize the digital development environment and contribute China's solutions to improving international rules.

Foreign Ministry Spokesman Guo Jiakun presided over a regular press conference on September 24. Some reporters asked questions about the 5th Global Digital Trade Fair. In response, Guo Jiakun explained that more than 1,200 representatives from nearly 50 countries and regions and relevant international organizations attended the launch ceremony. In response to the digital wave, where will global trade go? How should the international community follow the trend? What role can China play in this? Premier Li Qiang shared three thoughts in his speech: the first is to gain insight into new changes and trends in international economic and trade development through digital trade. The boom in digital trade has brought new impetus and opportunities. The second is to promote the better development of global trade in the digital age with an open mind. Third, China will contribute more to global digital trade through practical actions. Guo Jiakun said that China will continue to expand demand for digital consumption and share market opportunities with other countries. The development of artificial intelligence and other technologies in China adheres to the open source and open path, building a “digital ladder” that all countries can climb. We will continue to optimize the digital development environment and contribute China's solutions to improving international rules.