Ministry of Commerce: The relevant provisions of cross-border e-commerce have been included in the recently signed and upgraded free trade agreement

On November 22nd, Wang Shouwen, representative of international trade negotiator and vice minister of the Ministry of Commerce, said that in the recently signed and upgraded free trade agreements, the Ministry of Commerce has included cross-border e-commerce as a new clause in order to promote the development of cross-border e-commerce between our country and relevant free trade agreement countries. At the same time, China, as an important member of the WTO, is promoting the negotiation of the WTO agreement on e-commerce. It is hoped that the negotiation of the WTO e-commerce agreement will be concluded as soon as possible, so that it can work with more WTO members to promote the better development of cross-border e-commerce, a new business model representing advanced productivity.