G20 Development Ministers' Meeting held in South Africa, Ministry of Commerce introduced the participation of China

On July 31, the Ministry of Commerce held a routine press conference. A media asked about the recent 2025 G20 Development Ministers' Meeting held in the Mpumalanga Province of South Africa. Can the spokesperson introduce the participation of China? How will China strengthen cooperation with G20 member countries in the next step? In response to this, the spokesperson for the Ministry of Commerce, He Yadong, stated that from July 24th to 25th, the G20 Development Ministers' Meeting was held in South Africa, where discussions were held on topics such as strengthening social protection and combating illegal financial flows. China sent a delegation to participate, actively promoting China's successful experiences and practices in relevant fields, calling on G20 members to practice true multilateralism, oppose unilateralism and hegemony, actively provide more public goods for global development, promote inclusive development, increase support for trade and investment capacity building in developing countries, help them achieve industrialization and modernization; while also promoting innovation and strengthening cooperation in emerging areas such as digital economy, artificial intelligence, green mining, and low-carbon development. Helping developing countries bridge the digital and green divides, so that they can more widely and deeply integrate into the global industrial chain and value chain.