Which regional economic integration organizations does China join?

The regional economic organizations that China has joined mainly include: APEC (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation), Shanghai Cooperation Organization, China-Hong Kong-Macao Economic and Trade Cooperation, China-Thailand Free Trade Agreement on Vegetables and Fruits, China-ASEAN Free Trade Area (China has not joined ASEAN, but has extensive cooperation with ASEAN, and the economic and trade cooperation between China and ASEAN has entered a zero-tariff era), China-South Africa Customs Union Free Trade Area, China-New Zealand Free Trade Area and China-Australia Free Trade Area.

Among them, the most influential economic organization is APEC (among all the above-mentioned economic cooperation organizations), and those organizations that follow it cannot be called regional economic organizations in the full sense, and most of them are a cooperative framework structure in the form of contracts.

The biggest advantage of joining the above-mentioned cooperative organizations is to expand the number and improve the level of international economic exchanges, lay a good foundation for the development and deepening of the country's foreign economic ties, and then promote economic development!

Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation is the most influential official economic cooperation forum in the Asia-Pacific region. 1From 5 to 7 October, the first ministerial meeting of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation was held in Canberra, Australia, which marked the establishment of APEC. /kloc-0 changed its name to Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation in June, 1993.

199 1 year1kloc-0/month, China officially joined APEC as a sovereign state, and China, Taipei and Hongkong formally joined APEC as regional economies. At present, APEC has 2 1 members.

Shanghai Cooperation Organization. Its predecessor was the "Shanghai Five". On April 26th, 1996, China, Russian Federation, Kazakstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan held a meeting in Shanghai and initiated its establishment.

China-ASEAN Free Trade Area, referred to as cafta, is a free trade area established between China and ten ASEAN countries. 20 10 1 1 officially launched. It is the most populous free trade zone and the largest among developing China countries.

Regional economic organizations in the world include European Union, North American Free Trade Area, CIS Economic Union, Association of Southeast Asian Nations, European Free Trade Association, Australia-New Zealand Free Trade Area, Black Sea Economic Cooperation Area, South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation, Gulf Cooperation Council, Arab Cooperation Council, Arab Maghreb Union, Economic Cooperation Organization, Andean Group, Visegrad Group, Central American Free Trade Area, Southern Common Market, Latin American Integration Association and West African countries.