General Administration of Market Supervision Holds Overseas Anti-monopoly Compliance Publicity Activities

On September 10, the General Administration of Market Supervision held a publicity campaign on overseas anti-monopoly compliance, in which it launched an overseas anti-monopoly compliance service platform, issued a brief introduction to the relevant anti-monopoly legal system of the Co -construction of "the Belt and Road" countries, and held the 7th overseas anti-monopoly compliance lecture in 2026.

With the accelerated pace of "going out" of Chinese enterprises, overseas anti-monopoly compliance has become a compulsory course for the international development of enterprises. The General Administration of Market Supervision has launched a special action to enhance enterprises'overseas anti-monopoly compliance capabilities, set up a publicity system for overseas anti-monopoly compliance, launched an overseas anti-monopoly compliance service platform, and provided one-stop inquiry services such as "legal system" and "typical cases" for Chinese enterprises to "go out"; Publish the Brief Introduction to the Relevant Anti-monopoly Legal System of the Countries Jointly Building the "the Belt and Road", and form a legal reference book covering the main jurisdictions of the world together with the Brief Introduction to the Relevant Anti-monopoly Legal System of the OECD Countries; continue to hold overseas anti-monopoly compliance lectures, and constantly improve the publicity efficiency of law popularization. Next, the General Administration of Market Supervision will strengthen coordination with relevant units to jointly enhance the compliance awareness of enterprises going to sea, improve risk response capabilities, and better serve Chinese enterprises to "go out" at a high level. Shu Wei, a member of the Party Leadership Group and deputy director of the General Administration of

Market Supervision, attended the event and launched the overseas anti-monopoly compliance service platform. Wang Tiehan, the anti-monopoly director of the General Administration, presided over the event. Representatives of the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Commerce, the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council, the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce, the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade and other relevant units, business associations and enterprises participated in the event.