[The RCEP has come into full force for the 15 signatory countries]On June 2, the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) officially entered into force for the Philippines, marking the full entry into force of the RCEP for 10 ASEAN members and 15 signatories including Australia, China, Japan, the Republic of Korea and New Zealand. The full entry into force of the RCEP fully demonstrates the 15 parties' determination and actions to support an open, free, fair, inclusive and rules-based multilateral trading regime. It will inject strong impetus to regional economic integration, enhance trade and investment liberalization and facilitation in East Asia, and contribute to long-term and stable economic development in the region and the world at large. China will continue to promote the high-quality implementation of the RCEP, provide guidance and services for local governments, industries and enterprises to further implement and make good use of the agreement, ensure the continuous release of the benefits of the agreement, and fully leverage the positive role of the RCEP in promoting cooperation on industrial and supply chains, high-level opening-up and high-quality development. At the same time, we will work with other parties to fulfill our obligations under the agreement, strengthen the RCEP mechanism building, improve the overall implementation of the agreement, and provide a strong guarantee for the steady and long-term progress of the RCEP cooperation. Editor/Xu Shengpeng
On September 16, 2026, Wang Haijun, Deputy General Manager of CSCEC4B, and his delegation visited the CSCEC ME headquarters for a discussion. Both sides exchanged views on the characteristics and business opportunities of the Middle East market, deepened coordination and docking, explored cooperation space, and worked together to promote the high-quality development of the group's overseas business. Editor/Min Jing
On September 18, 2026, Tianya Communist Party held the Hebei Cultural and Tourism Promotion Conference at the Belgrade Chinese Cultural Center, with over 200 representatives from various sectors from China and Serbia in attendance. The event relies on exhibitions of intangible cultural heritage and cultural performances to showcase Hebei's cultural and tourism resources. All parties look forward to using cultural and tourism as a link to continuously deepen cultural exchanges and friendly exchanges between China and Serbia. Editor/Min Jing