China actively expanding domestic demand for States to create more export opportunities

Commenced the Vice Minister of Commerce, said here on 9 October, China has always been adhering to open trade policies, never deliberately pursue trade surplus, at present, China is speeding up the economic development of the mode transition and restructuring, actively expanding domestic demand, such as States creates more export opportunities.

2010 World export development forum opening from 9 in Chongqing, commenced at the Forum said that more than 30 years of reform and opening up, China's foreign trade and development, annual growth of more than 17%, significantly higher than the same period of economic growth, China has become the world's second-largest trading nation. The Chinese always adhere to open trade policies, based on the achievement of balance of payments, never deliberately pursue trade surplus. Continued fast growth in exports, adhere to actively expand import's consistent policy.

Commenced the said, at present, China is speeding up the economic development of the mode transition and restructuring, actively expanding domestic demand, such as States creates more export opportunities for the world economy recovers to make their own contribution. According to the World Trade Organization (WTO) statistics, in 2005, constant prices, the global trade in 2009 for the substantial decrease in the background, the United States, Europe and other major developed economies imports decrease 16.5% and 14.5%, while China's import growth for 2.8%, is the only major economies growing import rendering. From January to July, China imports also increased 47.2%, lower than the export increase 11.6 percentage points, the trade surplus has dropped by 21%.

At the same time, China is becoming an important trading partner of developing countries. China to take various measures to promote economic and trade relations between developing countries, had gradually established diplomatic relations with China on 95% of the least developed countries duty-free treatment of products to help developing countries to mitigate the impact of the international financial crisis. The UNCTAD report, released in June, Africa and China's merchandise trade with 5 years of total recently quadrupled, economic and trade relations and strengthening to help African countries to increase productivity and achieve economic diversification.