China Department of Commerce: It will continue to adhere to the road of open energy de

The Ministry of Commerce of China said that China will continue to adhere to the open energy development pathEssenceNot According to Surging News on Tuesday (November 8), the Deputy Minister of Commerce of China Sheng Qiuping said at the 11th China International Petroleum Trade Conference that opened the same day that the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China emphasized "adherence to high levels of opening up" and "constantly new in China.Development provides new opportunities for the world. "China will continue to adhere to the road of energy development, and the Chinese energy market, which continues to grow and grow, will also help all energy production countries, consumer countries, and trading countries, and provide more and better countries in the world.Cooperation opportunities.Not He said that in the face of the intertwined impact of the century -long change and the century epidemic, we must strengthen communication and cooperation to maintain the toughness and stability of the supply chain of the energy industry chain; grasp the trend of the times and promote the transformation of energy green low carbon; promote win -win cooperation, andPromote the high -quality development of oil and gas trade.Not Sheng Qiuping continued to say that the convening of the China International Petroleum Trade Conference is to practice open cooperation concepts with practical actions, build a bridge for communication and cooperation between the Chinese and foreign oil and gas industries, so that China will better integrate into the world and let the world share China.Development Opportunities.NotThe two -day China International Petroleum Trade Conference is one of the important supporting activities of the Fifth Expo. It is hosted by the Foreign Trade Development Bureau of the Ministry of Commerce and supported by the National Energy Administration of China and the Shanghai Municipal People's Government.Nearly 500 people from 14 countries and regions, trade and shipping companies, financial and information institutions, and academic research institutions attended the meeting online or offline.