The United Nations Industrial Development Organization published an article on its website on the 18th stating that the United States' excessive imposition of tariffs is wrong and will pose huge risks to world economic growth and industrial development, weaken the potential of developing countries and least developed countries to fully participate in global trade, and offset their efforts to modernize their industries and diversify their economies.
The article points out that imposing tariffs will drive up industrial production costs, reduce economic efficiency, offset trade dividends, weaken competitiveness, ultimately endanger global employment, and bring the heaviest blow to the most vulnerable countries in the economy. The imposition of tariffs will also impact the trade of key industries and disrupt the global industrial chain. Protectionism will reduce employment and economic opportunities, slow down the industrialization process, and hinder poverty reduction efforts. Imposing tariffs will not only impact countries with already fragile economies, but also affect the countries implementing tariffs themselves, and will exacerbate geopolitical tensions and uncertainty. The imposition of tariffs by the United States is not based on facts and will not have the expected effect.

Faced with the pressure of tariffs imposed by the United States, many Chinese companies have begun to actively explore markets in other countries and regions to reduce their dependence on the US market. By participating in various international exhibitions and strengthening trade cooperation with emerging market countries, enterprises export their products to Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Europe, Latin America and other regions, achieving market diversification and reducing single market risks.