Department of Commerce: China is willing to actively promote the reform of the WTO with other members of the G20

Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, September 24 (Reporter Xie Xiyao) The reporter learned from the Ministry of Commerce on the 24th that Wang Shouwen, the representative and deputy minister of the Ministry of Commerce, attended the 2022 G20 (G20) trade, investment and industry minister of the Ministry of Commerce Meeting. He said that the G20 should take the lead in implementing the results of the 12th Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organization and promote substantial progress in the reform of the WTO. China is willing to actively participate in the reform of the WTO with other members of the G20, and promote the achievement of sustainable development goals for the multilateral trade system.

From September 22nd to 23rd, the G20 held a meeting of trade, investment and industrial ministers in Indonesia. The meeting mainly discussed the reform of the WTO, the promotion of sustainable development, epidemic response, digital trade and global value chain, sustainable investment, and industrial 4.0 in the promotion of the WTO, the promotion of the multilateral trade system, the response to epidemic conditions, the digital trade and the global value chain, the sustainable investment, and the Industry 4.0.

Wang Shouwen said that China is firmly implementing new development concepts of innovation, coordination, green, openness, and sharing, strengthening top -level policy design, and at the same time committed to creating green development partnerships, actively carrying out international investment cooperation, promoting the green development of the "Belt and Road" green development Essence China adheres to the concept of the community of human health and health, and cooperates with more than 120 countries and international organizations. It is hoped that the G20 will continue to strengthen cooperation to promote the global public health and healthy development.

Wang Shouwen said that China actively promotes the development of digitalization and digital industrialization, provides policy support for the transformation of small and medium -sized enterprises, and actively promotes the process of joining the Digital Economic Partnership Agreement (DEPA) process to strengthen the international cooperation of the digital economy. All parties should strengthen policy coordination and development planning, abandon unilateralism and protectionist thinking, and avoid the introduction of discriminatory policy measures to cause global investment and industrial chain supply chain to distort. China calls on all parties to oppose all forms of distorted investment and protectionism.

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