China’s Li Qiang vows more high-value imports as trade surplus faces scrutiny

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Por Ji Siqi,He Huifeng — South China Morning Post – News feed

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Speaking at the Canton Fair’s 70th anniversary, the premier defended China’s role in global trade and invited foreign firms to invest in the country

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Premier Li Qiang inspects a themed exhibition marking the 70th anniversary of the Canton Fair in Guangzhou on Wednesday morning, ahead of a symposium celebrating the milestone. Photo: Xinhua

Ji Siqi in Beijing and He Huifeng in Guangdong Published: 9:09pm, 14 Oct 2026

Premier Li Qiang said on Wednesday that China stands ready to import more high-quality goods, particularly high-value-added products, as part of efforts to promote more balanced trade.

Li made the pledge at a symposium for the autumn session of the biannual Canton Fair , China’s largest foreign trade exhibition. The nearly three-week-long event officially opens on Thursday, with more than 32,000 exhibitors and 210,000 overseas buyers registered in advance.

“International trade is not merely figures on a ledger, but a voluntary choice to enhance well-being,” Li said during the keynote speech, according to a readout from state news agency Xinhua.

“As both a ‘super seller’ and a ‘super buyer’, China delivers predominantly ‘neighbour-benefiting’ and ‘neighbour-enriching’ positive spillovers to all partners,” he added.

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Fonte: South China Morning Post – News feed

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