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China's foreign exchange regulator on Monday announced a package of facilitation policies aimed at deepening reforms in cross-border investment, financing and forex management.

Green technology empowers global trade in services2025-09-14
Global trade in services is accelerating its shift toward greener and smarter development, with green technologies and environmental solutions emerging as new growth drivers and creating broader opportunities for international cooperation.

China's Xizang sees swift rise in NEV charging volume in Jan-Aug2025-09-14
From January to August, the total charging volume for new energy vehicles (NEVs) in southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region reached a record growth rate, according to regional electricity authorities.

China sets 2025 auto sales target at 32.3 mln units2025-09-13
China has unveiled a two-year work plan to stabilize auto sector growth, targeting sales of approximately 32.3 million vehicles in 2025, up around 3 percent year on year.

China's auto market maintains growth momentum in August2025-09-12
China's auto market maintained steady expansion in August, with both production and sales reporting double-digit increases, data from the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM) showed on Thursday.

China leads global core digital economy patents in 20242025-09-12
China ranked first worldwide in terms of the number of invention patent grants within the core industries of the digital economy in 2024, with a growth rate notably exceeding the global average, the country's top intellectual property (IP) regulator said on Thursday.

China to further open up digital trade sectors: commerce ministry2025-09-12
China will further expand opening up in digital trade-related sectors such as telecommunications, the Internet and culture, Vice Minister of Commerce Sheng Qiuping said on Thursday.

AI innovation injects new momentum into China's services trade2025-09-12
Amid the buzz of the ongoing 2025 China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS), a robot dog is stealing the show. However, this remarkable machine is not just a playful performer; it carries a serious mission.

How digital, intelligent tech is reshaping global tourism2025-09-12
Global tourism is experiencing a profound revolution, powered not by guidebooks, but by algorithms and artificial intelligence.

China, Indonesia launch new local currency settlement framework2025-09-12
The central banks of China and Indonesia on Thursday officially launched a local currency settlement framework for bilateral transactions, aiming to facilitate the further use of local currencies in bilateral trade and investment.

Services trade emerges as key engine for China's high-quality development2025-09-12
The services trade is becoming an increasingly crucial engine for China's economic growth and has substantial potential, driven by technological advancements such as artificial intelligence (AI), according to global representatives at the ongoing 2025 China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS).

China announces 10 pilot projects on reforms of market-based allocation of production factors2025-09-12
China's State Council has approved 10 projects for piloting comprehensive reforms on market-based allocation of production factors.

Global investors pivot to green growth, emerging markets2025-09-11
Global investors are increasingly steering capital toward sustainable development and emerging markets, according to officials and business leaders at an investment conference in east China's Fujian Province.

China to continue with more proactive fiscal policy: finance minister2025-09-11
China's fiscal policy has become more proactive and provided sustained support this year, with budget execution and fiscal operations remaining stable, Finance Minister Lan Fo'an said on Wednesday.

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Chinese cauliflower varieties upgrade agriculture in Pakistan and beyond

As climatic changes had made farming more difficult, more and more Pakistani farmers decided to experiment with Chinese vegetable seed varieties, which they had heard were more resilient, higher-yielding, and better suited to withstand extreme weather conditions.