Economic Daily Golden Guan Ping: Building a New Advantage in Green Trade.

The recent State Council executive meeting deployed relevant measures to expand green trade, clearly stating that "developing green trade is an important measure to promote trade optimization and upgrading, help achieve carbon peak and carbon neutrality goals, and accelerate the construction of a trading powerhouse", highlighting the important position of green trade in the overall national strategy. China is systematically integrating the green and low-carbon concept into the whole process of building a trading powerhouse with the aim of shaping a new international competitive advantage for the future. A single policy tool is no longer sufficient to address the complex challenges of green and low-carbon transformation, a combination of measures must be taken. Industrial policies need to accurately guide the investment layout of green and low-carbon industries, technology policies need to break through key green technology bottlenecks, fiscal policies can provide incentives through green procurement, tax breaks, and financial policies need to continuously innovate green financial products to provide abundant capital flow for foreign trade enterprises to achieve green transformation. Cross-departmental and multi-disciplinary policy coordination will construct a stable, transparent, and predictable macro environment, reducing the institutional costs of enterprises' green and low-carbon transformation and stimulating endogenous motivation.