By MLex Staff ( September 25, 2025, 08:27 GMT | Insight) -- China has pledged to ease cross-border data transfers, expand international data services and elevate the role of service-trade intermediaries that help Chinese companies tap overseas markets, as part of broad measures to boost service exports. Nine government agencies, including those overseeing commerce, the internet, finance, taxation and customs, jointly issued a 13-point plan to advance service trade and broaden high-level openings to the outside world.China has pledged to ease cross-border data transfers, expand international data services and elevate the role of service-trade intermediaries that help Chinese companies tap overseas markets, as part of broad measures to boost service exports....
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