On October 17, the Ministry of Commerce of China released the "Report on the State of the United States' fulfillment of WTO rules obligations in 2025".

Since 2023, based on the objective situation of the United States' fulfillment of its obligations under WTO rules, China has continuously released annual reports on the United States' fulfillment of its obligations under WTO rules, expressing its criticism that the United States undermines the multilateral trading system, implements trade bullying, manipulates double standards in industrial policies, and disrupts global industrial chains. Concerns about supply chains and other policy measures. Since the release of the 2024 report, the United States has continued to ignore the expectations of members, run counter to WTO rules and obligations, continuously escalate unilateralist measures, frequently implement discriminatory policies, introduce so-called "reciprocal tariffs", launch global trade wars, and seriously infringe on the legitimate rights and interests of all countries., seriously violate WTO rules and seriously damage the rules-based multilateral trading system. Based on the above situation, the Ministry of Commerce released the 2025 report to continue to express serious concerns about relevant policies and measures in the United States.

The multilateral trading system with the WTO at its core is the cornerstone of economic globalization and international trade. The WTO is an international organization based on rules. Its effective operation relies on each member to fully fulfill its obligations while enjoying rights. It also requires mutual supervision and joint cooperation among members.

The current multilateral trading system is facing huge challenges. China hopes that through the release of the 2025 report, it will urge the United States to correct its wrong practices in a timely manner, effectively abide by WTO rules, fulfill its members 'obligations, and cancel "reciprocal tariffs" and other illegal measures as soon as possible, including China. Other members, including China, work together to promote the multilateral trading system to play a greater role in global governance and work together to achieve equal and orderly world multipolarity and inclusive economic globalization.