🌟 From Busan, the Republic of Korea, to Gyeongju, big news! As Chinese President Xi Jinping met with U.S. counterpart Donald Trump in Busan, the global business community is buzzing about fresh momentum between two economic giants.
At the APEC CEO Summit in Gyeongju, the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) is leading a powerhouse delegation: 108 reps from 47 top Chinese companies. From green energy startups to electronics innovators, they're all here to connect with U.S. partners and other global players. 🤝
Why it matters for young pros: stronger China-U.S. ties can mean more job opportunities, cross-border internships, and cutting-edge tech collaborations. Whether you're coding in Bangalore or pitching a creative startup in Ho Chi Minh City, deeper trade links can supercharge your career path.
Here are three 🔥 highlights:
- Massive industry mix: Over 3,500 Chinese enterprises have already rocked U.S. trade shows in sectors like AI, green energy & consumer tech.
- Trade docs on overdrive: From January to September, CCPIT issued 66,000 certificates of origin for Chinese exports to the U.S., making customs smoother and shipments faster.
- Future host: China will take the reins as APEC CEO Summit host in 2026, promising fresh dialogue on connectivity, digital economy & more.
On the home front, CCPIT reports solid trade resilience. From January to September 2025, they issued 6.15 million trade certificates—a 17.6% jump year-on-year. Plus, the Global Trade Friction Index dipped 15.2% in August, signaling easing tensions. 📉
Bottom line: With head-of-state diplomacy setting the stage and CCPIT fueling business-to-business links, the China-U.S. economic partnership is gearing up for a tech-driven future. Stay tuned for more updates as Gyeongju’s summit unfolds! ✨
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CCPIT on strengthening APEC cooperation, China-U.S. business ties
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