Chinese Premier Advocates for Stabilization of Foreign Trade and Enhanced Opening-Up
During an inspection tour in Fujian Province, Premier Li Qiang emphasizes innovation and support for foreign trade enterprises.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang, a prominent member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, has emphasized the necessity of stabilizing foreign trade while fostering a pioneering and innovative approach during his recent tour of Fujian Province from March 19 to 21, 2025.
In a visit to the sportswear manufacturer ANTA located in Quanzhou, Premier Li underscored the need for increased research and development investments, alongside enhanced efforts in brand development and the delivery of superior products to capture market interest.
At the Jinjiang dry port, the Premier highlighted the significance of enhancing the comprehensive service capabilities of land ports and providing robust support structures for foreign trade enterprises.
He indicated that effective infrastructure at these ports is critical to facilitating smoother trade operations.
Li's visit to Taikoo (Xiamen) Aircraft Engineering Company Limited further reinforced his commitment to opening up China’s services sector.
He stated that promoting the role of free trade pilot zones will be key in creating a more favorable environment for international businesses and improving support for foreign-invested enterprises.
During a symposium held amid his tour, Li reiterated the importance of persistent efforts to expand opening-up, advocating for the vigorous development of diversified markets and the exploration of innovative trade channels and methods.
Recognizing the pivotal role of private enterprises as the primary players in China’s foreign trade landscape, Premier Li urged government entities at all levels to enhance policy support and foster a conducive developmental environment for private businesses.
This initiative aims to boost their competitiveness in the global market.
In a visit to the sportswear manufacturer ANTA located in Quanzhou, Premier Li underscored the need for increased research and development investments, alongside enhanced efforts in brand development and the delivery of superior products to capture market interest.
At the Jinjiang dry port, the Premier highlighted the significance of enhancing the comprehensive service capabilities of land ports and providing robust support structures for foreign trade enterprises.
He indicated that effective infrastructure at these ports is critical to facilitating smoother trade operations.
Li's visit to Taikoo (Xiamen) Aircraft Engineering Company Limited further reinforced his commitment to opening up China’s services sector.
He stated that promoting the role of free trade pilot zones will be key in creating a more favorable environment for international businesses and improving support for foreign-invested enterprises.
During a symposium held amid his tour, Li reiterated the importance of persistent efforts to expand opening-up, advocating for the vigorous development of diversified markets and the exploration of innovative trade channels and methods.
Recognizing the pivotal role of private enterprises as the primary players in China’s foreign trade landscape, Premier Li urged government entities at all levels to enhance policy support and foster a conducive developmental environment for private businesses.
This initiative aims to boost their competitiveness in the global market.
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