Amid an increasingly complex international economic landscape, Huang Maoxing, a deputy to the National People's Congress and vice president of the Fujian Academy of Social Sciences, has emphasized the need for China to enhance its adaptability and innovation in international high-standard economic and trade rules.

During this year's two sessions, he highlighted the importance of aligning economic and trade regulations to establish a solid foundation for constructing a new system of open economy.

To achieve this, Huang outlined the following key strategies:

Enhancing coordination and management efficiency systems are essential for aligning with international high-standard economic and trade rules.

Fostering institutional innovation. Constructing an institutional system that aligns with international high-standard economic and trade rules is a long-term and challenging process. China must remain committed to innovation-driven leadership, closely monitor global economic and trade rule trends, and refine its institutional and policy structures.

Ensuring systemic integration to establish a comprehensive and multi-faceted long-term mechanism is essential to achieving full alignment with international high-standard economic and trade rules. This requires a policy framework that harmonizes international rules with domestic policies while ensuring consistency in all sectors and levels.

Driving model transformation and pioneering new modes of international economic and trade cooperation are necessary to elevate institutional openness comprehensively. This includes advancing trade innovation, expanding into diverse international markets, and strengthening international production capacity cooperation.

Strengthening talent development and cultivating a multi-level, wide-ranging high-quality talent pool is crucial.

Overall, these strategies aim to enhance China's economic and trade landscape, ensuring alignment with international standards, and fostering innovation, as well as talent development in a rapidly evolving global economy.