On September 19, 2025, CICCPS successfully held its "CICCPS Executive Briefing Series" on the theme "U.S.-China Trade Negotiations and Economic Relations Outlook," the lecture addressed current changes in the international economic environment and corresponding strategies for private enterprises. It was broadcast live to member enterprises both online and offline.

The event featured renowned domestic expert Zhou Mi, Vice President and Researcher of the Institute of American and Oceanian Studies at the Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation (CAITEC) of the Ministry of Commerce, as the keynote speaker. This lecture was chaired by Li Bingshu and brought more than 500 online watching.

Li Bingshu expressed sincere gratitude to Zhou Mi the researcher and the representatives of CICCPS member enterprises in Beijing. He pointed out that China-U.S. economic and trade relations were not only a crucial cornerstone of bilateral relations but also a key component of the global trade system. Against the backdrop of a complexly evolving international landscape, frequently adjusting trade policies, and rapidly restructuring supply chains, private enterprises urgently needed to enhance their understanding of policy trends and insights into market dynamics. He stated that the chamber organized this special lecture to provide enterprises with a high-level, forward-looking, and practical exchange platform, assisting them in achieving steady development within this complex international environment.

Researcher Zhou Mi began his presentation by addressing three key issues in China-U.S. economic relations. He highlighted that the bilateral trade volume reached $688.28 billion in 2024, 275 times the figure at the establishment of diplomatic relations and over 8 times the volume when China joined the WTO. He noted that the U.S. remains China's largest goods export market and second-largest import source, with highly complementary economic structures where trade contraction by either side would profoundly impact global industrial chains and market balance.