Chinese Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang made waves at the 2025 China International Fair for Trade in Services this week, urging nations to tear down barriers in the service sector and embrace collaboration to fuel global growth. 🌍✨ Speaking at the Global Trade in Services Summit in Beijing, Ding emphasized China’s commitment to openness despite rising protectionism worldwide.
Three Steps to a Stronger Service Economy
Ding outlined a bold roadmap for international cooperation:
Open Doors Wider: Countries should slash trade restrictions, align regulations, and create smoother pathways for service industries to thrive. 🚪📉
Innovate or Stagnate: From AI to big data, Ding called for tech-driven partnerships to modernize trade. 💡🤖
Share the Wins: Prioritize mutual benefits through high-quality trade agreements, turning services into a global prosperity engine. 🤝💸
Global Voices Chime In
The summit saw speeches from Australian PM Anthony Albanese, Peruvian President Dina Boluarte, and WTO/UNCTAD leaders, highlighting broad support for service trade innovation. Over 800 global attendees explored China’s plans to boost service imports and exports, promising fresh opportunities for businesses worldwide. 🌏📈
Ding’s message? In a fractured world, cooperation isn’t just nice—it’s necessary. 🔑
