China looks to further progress

The initiative welcomes countries around the world to benefit from the wisdom, experience and solutions garnered through China's own digital economic development.

In recent years, the development of China's internet industry has been remarkable, and has constantly found success in foreign markets, benefiting the world at large.

China's propositions and solutions are also contributing unique values to the development of world internet governance.

The innovative development of China's internet economy also provides a broad market space for enterprises and entrepreneurs in various countries.

By May 2017, Chinese internet enterprises had participated in the construction of information infrastructure in more than 170 countries, completed 34 cross-border land cables, and several international sea cables in cooperation with 12 countries involved in the Belt and Road Initiative.

Meanwhile, with their advanced digital technology and innovative business models, Chinese enterprises have cooperated with many countries in various fields, such as mobile payment, smart city initiatives and e-commerce, to share achievements in digital technology with the world. For instance, today, Chinese bike-sharing services are promoted and available in 21 countries and regions around the world.

In recent years, China has actively carried out bilateral and multilateral international exchanges and cooperation, contributing its own strength to the governance of cyberspace, participating in bilateral and multilateral dialogues led by international organizations such as the United Nations.

China has emphasized informatization in the construction of its Belt and Road Initiative, in hope of improving international connectivity through an online Silk Road.

Starting from Wuzhen, the country is already on the way to build a peaceful, secure, open and cooperative cyberspace, as well as establish a multilateral, democratic and transparent global system.

Source: www.cac.gov.cn, the official website of the Office of the Central Cyberspace Affairs Commission.