China's market regulator to revise at least 20,000 national standards, upgrade standards for 10 traditional industries
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On September 20, Zhu Jianqiao, Director of the Online Transaction Supervision and Administration Department of the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR), announced at a State Council Information Office press conference that China will continue to promote the updating and upgrading of standards for ten major traditional industries. The agency will also advance the formulation of standards for emerging and future industries, and strengthen the development of national standards for the service sector. The plan includes formulating or revising no fewer than 20,000 national standards, including at least 1,000 mandatory national standards. Zhu emphasized greater efforts to enforce mandatory national standards and ensure coordination between technical specifications, safety regulations, and mandatory standards. Regarding internationalization, China will enhance consistency between domestic and international standards, strengthen international cooperation and exchanges in standardization, and launch more than 200 pilot projects for the overseas application of Chinese standards.
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People's Finance News, September 20 — Zhu Jianqiao, Director of the Online Transaction Supervision and Administration Department of the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR), announced at a press conference hosted by the State Council Information Office on September 20 that the administration will continue to advance standardization efforts across multiple fronts.
Key Standardization Targets
- Industry Standards Upgrades: Continue promoting the updating and upgrading of standards for ten major traditional industries.
- Emerging and Future Industries: Advance the formulation of standards for emerging and future industries.
- Service Sector Standards: Strengthen the development of national standards for the service sector.
- Quantitative Goals: Formulate or revise no fewer than 20,000 national standards, including at least 1,000 mandatory national standards.
Strengthening Standard Enforcement
Greater efforts will be made to promote the formulation and implementation of mandatory national standards, ensuring coordination and alignment between technical specifications, safety regulations, and mandatory standards.
Advancing Internationalization
To enhance the global reach of Chinese standards, the administration will:
- Continue to improve consistency between domestic and international standards.
- Strengthen international cooperation and exchanges in standardization.
- Launch more than 200 pilot projects for the overseas application of Chinese standards.
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China plans to formulate or revise at least 20,000 national standards