At the 2025 Lujiazui Forum, Wang Chunying, President of the Export-Import Bank of China, highlighted the bank's robust commitment to supporting Shanghai's technological innovation and high-end industrial advancement, with a credit balance exceeding RMB 100 billion in related sectors. She underscored that amidst the current intricate international landscape, technological innovation has emerged as a pivotal arena of competition among global powers, necessitating strategic, long-term, and patient capital from policy-driven financial institutions to nurture new productive forces. Moving forward, the Export-Import Bank aims to bolster foreign trade growth, fortify the resilience of industrial and supply chains, and facilitate knowledge exchange and innovation through technology-driven development, expansion of the global cooperation network, and deepened engagement with multilateral and bilateral institutions. Since its inception, the bank has steadfastly concentrated on the domains of "foreign trade," "international economic cooperation," and "advanced manufacturing," consistently offering financial backing for the advancement of new productive forces. Notably, the balance of technology loans has surpassed RMB 1.4 trillion, comprising over a quarter of the bank's total portfolio.