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On July 17, the Ministry of Commerce held a video-teleconference on the promotion of national consumer goods trade-in during the new year to summarize the progress and results of policy implementation in the first half of the year and deploy the next key tasks. The conference emphasized that all regions and relevant departments should further improve their political standing, establish and implement a correct view of political performance, and carefully implement the consumer goods trade-in policy with a nail spirit; further step up efforts, strengthen departmental coordination and coordination, carry out extensive policy presentations, and expand policy coverage; continue to enrich offline consumption scenarios, optimize the subsidy review and payment process, and facilitate the public's participation and enjoyment of policies to enhance the public's sense of acquisition.
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On July 17, the Ministry of Commerce held a video-teleconference on the promotion of national consumer goods trade-in during the new year to summarize the progress and results of policy implementation in the first half of the year and deploy the next key tasks. The conference emphasized that all regions and relevant departments should further improve their political standing, establish and implement a correct view of political performance, and carefully implement the consumer goods trade-in policy with a nail spirit; further step up efforts, strengthen departmental coordination and coordination, carry out extensive policy presentations, and expand policy coverage; continue to enrich offline consumption scenarios, optimize the subsidy review and payment process, and facilitate the public's participation and enjoyment of policies to enhance the public's sense of acquisition.
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