Recently, the international agricultural economic and trade rules alignment training course commenced in Maoming. The course focuses on leveraging international agricultural economic and trade rules to enhance capabilities in international cooperation and competition, helping local regions and agricultural enterprises better adapt to global trade dynamics.
The training features two teaching formats: expert lectures and on-site learning. Participants gained insights into global agricultural trade governance and the structure of international agricultural supply chains, as well as analyses of China's policies on "agriculture, rural areas, and farmers" and the trends in agricultural product trade. Additionally, the program included introductions to rules of origin in free trade agreements and China-ASEAN cooperation. Through field visits, trainees also explored Maoming's distinctive agricultural industries, such as lychee and tilapia, and observed the city's rural revitalization initiatives in action.
Reporter & Photo: Ye Jie
Editor: Wei Shen, James, Shen He
