China's imports rise 22 percent in Jan-Jul

Chinese imports saw a 22% increase during the first seven months of 2026, with continued growth in imports from over 150 countries and global trading partners. This growth is attributed to openness policies and the expansion of trade activities, such as the "Export to China" series of events, which have helped expand the influence of foreign products within the Chinese market. Recently, events held in Cairo resulted in the signing of 17 export contracts valued at approximately $168 million across sectors including agriculture, metals, engineering industries, and textiles. The report indicates that the rapid growth in imports contributes to achieving a balance in the development of foreign trade, with China holding the second place worldwide in imports for 17 years, at an average annual growth rate of 5.1%, and increasing its share of global imports from 7.9% to around 10%.

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