[The 10th meeting of the Economic and Trade Cooperation Subcommittee of the China-Belarus Intergovernmental Cooperation Council and the 16th meeting of the China-Belarus Industrial Park Coordination Working Group were held in Beijing] On October 14th, Ling Ji, Vice Minister of Commerce and Deputy Representative for International Trade Negotiations of the People's Republic of China, and Chebotari, Minister of Economy of Belarus, co-chaired the 10th meeting of the Economic and Trade Cooperation Subcommittee of the China-Belarus Intergovernmental Cooperation Committee and the 16th meeting of the China-Belarus Industrial Park Coordination Working Group in Beijing. Ling Ji said that the heads of state of China and Belarus successfully met in June this year and drew a new blueprint for cooperation in various fields. In recent years, bilateral trade has continued to grow, investment and economic and technological cooperation have steadily advanced, and the potential of connectivity has been continuously unleashed. It is hoped that the two sides will continue to expand the import of special products such as potash fertilizers, make full use of the dividends of the China-Belarus Agreement on Trade in Services and Investment, explore cooperation in emerging fields such as digital economy and artificial intelligence, and ensure the stable and efficient operation of China-Europe freight trains. China recommends that Belarus optimize the business environment of the China-Belarus Industrial Park, improve preferential policies and supporting facilities and services in the park, and promote the sustainable development of the China-Belarus Industrial Park. Chebotari said that Belarus attaches great importance to cooperation with China and is willing to promote the improvement of both the quantity and quality of bilateral trade, strengthen communication and exchanges on investment policies, and promote more results in cooperation between the two countries in the fields of service trade, investment and artificial intelligence. Belarus will issue a new version of the Presidential Decree on the China-Belarus Industrial Park as soon as possible to provide policy support for enterprises in the park and welcome more Chinese companies to settle in the industrial park.