China is doubling down on its push to modernize certification standards and boost global trade ties! On Friday, the State Administration for Market Regulation announced a bold 2030 action plan aimed at 'high-standard opening up' for certification and accreditation—key tools for ensuring product safety and quality in global markets. Think of it as a universal 'trust stamp' for tech, manufacturing, and beyond.
'This plan will help companies innovate faster, build credibility, and compete globally,' said Pu Chun, deputy head of the regulator. By encouraging cutting-edge tech adoption and streamlining international partnerships, China aims to turn its certifications into a magnet for global trade.
Here's the kicker: China has already joined 21 international certification bodies and inked 128 bilateral deals. From electric vehicles to AI gadgets, this could mean smoother exports and fewer trade barriers.
For young professionals and entrepreneurs, this signals fresh opportunities in Asia's tech-driven marketplace. Students, take note—it’s a masterclass in how nations are rewriting the rules of global commerce.
New 2030 Plan Revealed!
On Friday, the State Administration for Market Regulation announced a bold 2030 action plan aimed at 'high-standard opening up' for certification and accreditation—key tools for ensuring product safety and quality in global markets. Think of it as a universal 'trust stamp' for tech, manufacturing, and beyond. 
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