China boosts overseas warehouses to improve cross-border-logistics China said it is streamlining delivery services and promoting the development of overseas warehouses to improve logistics for cross-border e-commerce, according to 2025 government work report.
Logistics is part of China’s thrusts in 2025 as it pledged to continue prioritizing foreign trade and open economic policies, the report said. The report outlines a comprehensive strategy to foster stable foreign trade growth, highlighting a series of initiatives aimed at supporting businesses, expanding market access, and promoting new growth sectors.
These policies and measures are designed to reduce barriers and boost the efficiency of international trade. China will also expand the roles of overseas economic and trade cooperation zones, encourage greater trade in intermediate goods, and diversify its trade markets.
The government is focused on integrating domestic and foreign trade efforts while addressing key issues like standards, certification, and market channels to support smoother trade flows.
Key policies in the report include enhanced support for enterprises in securing international orders and exploring new markets.
China also plans to strengthen financial services related to financing, settlement, and foreign exchange while expanding the scope of export credit insurance to provide more security for businesses.
It will also expand the roles of overseas economic and trade cooperation zones, encourage greater trade in intermediate goods, and diversify its trade markets. The government is focused on integrating domestic and foreign trade efforts while addressing key issues like standards, certification, and market channels to support smoother trade flows.
The report underscores the importance of cultivating new growth drivers, such as green trade and digital trade, while supporting the development of emerging offshore trade models where appropriate.
It highlights the country’s commitment to hosting major international trade events—including the China International Import Expo, the China Import and Export Fair, the China International Fair for Trade in Services, the Global Digital Trade Expo, and the China International Consumer Products Expo—at a high standard.
Lastly, China plans to advance the development of smart customs systems and deepen international cooperation to streamline customs clearance procedures, further facilitating global trade.
This comprehensive plan demonstrates China’s continued focus on improving its trade environment, fostering economic growth, and expanding its role in the global market.