Provincial government has released a work plan that aims to help exporters find customers at home
Southern China’s Guangdong province will launch a “domestic trade version” of the Canton Fair – the country’s largest import and export fair – to help export-oriented companies tap into the domestic market amid weak external demand and rising global trade uncertainties.
The initiative is a key component of a work plan released by the provincial government on Tuesday that aims to strengthen “domestic circulation” – a strategy focused on boosting China’s economic self-reliance by building a robust and unified internal market.
According to the plan, around 20,000 export-oriented enterprises will be mobilised to take part in promotional activities that will channel high-quality export products to the domestic market.
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