A major Chinese business delegation is gearing up to visit the U.S. and Canada in early December 2025, aiming to boost cross-Pacific cooperation 🤝. Organized by the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT), the trip comes at a critical moment for global trade relations.
🚀 The delegation—featuring companies from agriculture, tech, finance, biomedicine, and even 'trend culture' sectors—will meet with U.S. officials and business leaders. Their mission? To showcase China's latest economic reforms and explore partnerships that could shape 2026 markets.
💡 Since November 2025, CCPIT has already hosted multiple U.S.-focused events, including health innovation dialogues and medical industry roundtables. Next up? A ‘food diplomacy’ event connecting Chinese and American restaurateurs! 🍜🇺🇸
Yang Fan, CCPIT spokesperson, emphasized the delegation’s goal: "Face-to-face talks can dispel doubts and build trust—key for sustainable growth." Both countries’ businesses have shown "rocket-level enthusiasm" 🚀 for collaboration, signaling optimism despite geopolitical headwinds.
After wrapping U.S. meetings, the team heads to Canada for similar talks—proving 2025’s trade playbook is all about #BridgeNotWalls.
