China launches strategic Report on foreign trade policy roadmap in crisis era

April 17, merchants in Canton Fair to buy electromechanical products. According to the latest statistics from the electromechanical Chamber of Commerce, the 107th session of the China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair) traded 4.22 billion U.S. dollars in the first two days, up 53.76% from the same period as the Spring Fair in 2009. Xinhua News agency reporter Luhanshin the Ministry of Commerce announced the strategic concept: China's foreign trade in the next ten years, the Ministry of Commerce research institutions: China's 2030-year initial realization of trade power target Zhongshan: "Post-Crisis era" China's foreign trade needs to change the way of development Xinhua Guangzhou April 18 (reporter Wang Yu qin Qin　　Wang Yakuang China's Ministry of Commerce 18th released the "Post-Crisis era of China's foreign Trade Development Strategy Study" report, the report said that the next 10 years, China will maintain a sustained and steady development of foreign trade, the goal is to promote both the trade in goods and services to achieve "doubling", while continuing efforts to promote the balanced development This is China's first clear on the total amount of more than 2 trillion U.S. dollars of foreign trade industry in the post-crisis era of "development roadmap."　　The experts and officials who published the study indicated that China had laid a theoretical foundation for the future launch of a series of deep foreign trade policy and institutional reform and transformation. The report was published 18th at the Canton Fair on the National Conference on the Development of foreign trade. "As an important part of the national economy, China's foreign trade transformation has become an urgent demand, and China is pushing itself from a big trading power to a trade powerhouse," said Zhong Shan, vice minister of Commerce, who attended the symposium and delivered a keynote speech. "The report set a strategic target for the overall development of China's foreign trade. The report suggests that by 2020 China's total trade volume, including trade in goods and services, would reach 5. 3 trillion dollars, of which trade in goods will reach 4.　　Around 3 trillion dollars, trade in services will reach about 1 trillion dollars.　　"The report shows that China will continue to use foreign trade as an important force for promoting economic growth, safeguarding social employment, promoting trade harmony and enhancing international status," said Li, a researcher at the China Ministry of Commerce's Institute of International Trade and economic cooperation. "In the long run, China needs to promote the growth pattern of consumption, investment and export coordination through continuous policy improvement and reform," he said. ”