Fourth Meeting of the Sub-Committee on Trade and Investment of the China-Thailand Joint Economic and Trade Commission Held in Bangkok
Published: July 26, 2026
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Executive Summary
China and Thailand held the fourth meeting of their Sub-Committee on Trade and Investment in Bangkok on July 9, 2026, co-chaired by Vice Minister of Commerce Yan Dong and Thailand's Vice Minister for Commerce Piyanuch Wuttisorn. The two sides discussed deepening bilateral trade and investment cooperation, with Thailand seeking enhanced collaboration in agricultural trade, e-commerce, and SMEs, and expressed readiness to improve the business environment for Chinese firms investing in Thailand. This meeting reinforces ongoing economic ties and signals continued market access and trade facilitation between the two countries.
Key Points
The fourth meeting of the China-Thailand Joint Economic and Trade Commission's Sub-Committee on Trade and Investment was held in Bangkok on July 9, 2026.
Vice Minister Yan Dong highlighted that during China's 15th Five-Year Plan period, high-quality development and high-standard opening up will offer more opportunities to Thailand.
China and Thailand agreed to strengthen alignment of economic and trade policies and plans to promote high-quality development of trade and investment.
Thailand expressed interest in deepening cooperation in agricultural trade, e-commerce, and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
Thailand plans to use platforms like the China International Import Expo and China-ASEAN Expo to expand its exports to China.
Thailand committed to creating a favorable business environment for Chinese enterprises investing in Thailand.
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