TREE NEWS update: China’s Foreign Ministry said it will continue to optimize the digital development environment and contribute Chinese solutions to improving international rules, spokesperson Guo Jiakun told a regular press briefing. He said more than 1,200 delegates from nearly 50 countries and regions and relevant international organizations attended the launch ceremony of the fifth Global Digital Trade Expo, where Premier Li Qiang shared three points on digital trade trends, open cooperation and China’s role.
China to Optimize Digital Development Environment, Contribute to Global Digital Trade Rules: FM
The messaging here is as much about rule-setting ambition as it is about trade promotion: Beijing is positioning itself as a shaper of international digital-trade norms rather than a rule-taker, using the expo as a platform for that pitch. The practical audience is foreign governments and multinationals weighing whether to align with Chinese standards and platforms. What remains unclear is whether this translates into concrete proposals or remains diplomatic framing, and whether major trading partners engage with or push back against a China-led rules agenda.
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