The new trade rules are in eight areas:
1. Accelerate the expansion and opening up of trade in services
Facilitate electronic payment services and cross-border transmission of financial data, support the development of financial innovation, and optimize telecommunications services.
Specific measures include launching electronic payment systems that are in line with international standards, using digital identity in the payment field, allowing financial institutions to transmit daily data abroad under the security regulatory framework, and supporting multinational companies to set up global or regional treasury centers, etc.
2. Enhance the liberalization and facilitation of trade in goods
Promote the import of goods, encourage the development of the commercial cryptography industry, upgrade the level of customs clearance facilitation, support innovation in logistics business models, and improve customs supervision and enforcement.
Specific measures include: allowing bonded maintenance goods to be converted to domestic sales, exempting imported wines and distilled spirits from labeling, simplifying quarantine measures for specific types of imported goods, and improving the management of the import of commercial cryptographic products. data, promote the application of digital technology as well as the open sharing of data.
Specific measures include the designation of important data catalogs, the use of electronic bills, the promotion of the medical industry and the integration of artificial intelligence technology.
4. Strengthen Intellectual Property Protection
Strengthen the protection of trademarks and geographical indications, improve the patent protection system.