Wang Shouwen of the Ministry of Commerce: a series of specific measures such as encouraging banks and insurance institutions to expand policy financing and credit cooperation to speed up the expansion of industrial chain underwriting

[Ministry of Commerce Wang Shouwen: a series of specific measures to encourage banks and insurance institutions to expand policy financing, increase credit cooperation, speed up the expansion of industrial chain underwriting, etc.] on April 23, Wang Shouwen, international trade negotiator and vice minister of the Ministry of Commerce, said that the Ministry of Commerce specially organizes research to carry out investigation and research in 18 provinces and cities, to coordinate the current and long-term, and analyze the demands of foreign trade enterprises. To formulate relevant policies in conjunction with the people's Bank of China, the General Administration of Customs and other relevant departments to improve the foresight and accuracy of the policies, and report them to the State Council, which shall study and issue relevant policies accordingly. In terms of stabilizing the scale, there are three aspects. First, efforts should be made to create trade opportunities. Including the extensive resumption of offline exhibition in China, improving the efficiency of APEC business travel card processing, promoting the safe and orderly recovery of international passenger flights, and so on. In addition, we also ask embassies and consulates abroad to increase support for foreign trade enterprises, and we will also issue specific measures on country trade guidelines aimed at increasing trade opportunities for enterprises. The second is to stabilize trade in key products. It includes helping automobile enterprises to establish and improve the international marketing service system, ensuring the reasonable capital demand for large-scale complete equipment projects, and speeding up the revision and encouragement of imported technology and product catalogues. Third, stabilize foreign trade enterprises. Including studying the establishment of the second phase of the service trade innovation and development guidance fund, encouraging banks and insurance institutions to expand policy financing and credit cooperation, actively meeting the needs of small and medium-sized enterprises for foreign trade financing, speeding up the expansion of industrial chain underwriting and a series of specific measures.