This year marks the 25th anniversary of China's entry into the WTO. At the CIIE, WTO economist Stella Rubinova was interviewed by CCTV reporters and shared her views on topics such as the unique value of the CIIE and China's role in global trade. World Trade Organization Economist Stella Rubinova: My first impression of the Expo was that, like many things in China, it was large-scale and highly organized. What is special about it is that it focuses on imports: it not only helps foreign producers connect with potential Chinese customers and facilitate new trade relationships, but also allows potential Chinese customers to better understand each other's products. The CIIE brings together these supply and demand sides on the same platform to reduce information costs, enhance mutual understanding, and create conditions for reducing trade barriers and effectively implementing relevant trade policies.

This year marks the 25th anniversary of China's entry into the WTO. At the CIIE, WTO economist Stella Rubinova was interviewed by CCTV reporters and shared her views on topics such as the unique value of the CIIE and China's role in global trade. World Trade Organization Economist Stella Rubinova: My first impression of the Expo was that, like many things in China, it was large in scale and strong in organizational capacity. What is special about it is that it focuses on imports: it not only helps foreign producers connect with potential Chinese customers and facilitate new trade relationships, but also allows potential Chinese customers to better understand each other's products. The CIIE brings together these supply and demand sides on the same platform to reduce information costs, enhance mutual understanding, and create conditions for reducing trade barriers and effectively implementing relevant trade policies.