Foreign Trade Order: About To Return! Please Be Prepared Ahead Of Time! Nearly 30 Countries Are About To Resume Their Economic Activities.

Please pay attention to clothing foreign trade! It is learned that after nearly 2 months of outbreak, the number of confirmed cases, infection rate and mortality rate in European countries has declined significantly. As a result, many countries have begun to plan for the eventual restoration of normal social life. At present, countries such as Spain, Germany, Austria, Denmark and Czech have indicated that they will relax the closed measures to cope with the new crown epidemic situation. Let's take a closer look.

France: implementation of lifting measures

On May 11th -6 2, France will enter a new stage of epidemic prevention and control. The government will assess the impact of the lifting measures during this period. The provinces will be divided into two categories: "green" or "red" according to the situation of prevention and control and the ability of intensive care in hospitals. The "green" provinces will adopt a relaxed lifting of the ban scheme, and the "red" provinces' lifting measures are more stringent.

In the 3 weeks since the lifting of the ban in May 11th, people must wear masks for public transport such as subway and public transport. The government still encourages telecommuting. Since May 11th, kindergartens and primary schools have been gradually opened up throughout the country. In the provinces where the epidemic is not serious, the junior high school starts gradually from May 18th.

According to the lifting of the ban scheme, all food markets can be reopened after May 11th, but customers need to maintain social distance. Some shops can be reopened, but employees and customers must wear masks when social distance is not guaranteed. Cinemas, theaters, large museums and concert halls, bars, cafes and restaurants will be closed after May 11th.

There is a prerequisite for lifting the ban. If the epidemic prevention and control data and indicators are not good, France will not lift the ban in May 11th or adopt a more binding way to lift the ban.

UK: entering the unsealing period

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will review the current social isolation measures in May 7th and will release a full details of the release plan in May 10th. According to Broadcasting British Corporation reports, the British government's release plan may include reducing office sharing work stations and staggering working hours to avoid morning and evening peaks.

Denmark: plans to re open day care centers and schools

A few days ago, Danish Prime Minister Frederiksen said that Denmark is coping with the new crown epidemic situation in the near future, and the government will lift the control measures step by step from April 15th.

These include day care centers and grades 1 to 5 in primary schools. She stressed that measures must be taken before the above institutions were reopened to ensure a reasonable distance between children. Students in grades 6 to 10 will continue to study at home until May 10th. At the same time, the senior high school entrance examination was abolished.

Frederiksen also announced that it would continue to ban more than 10 gatherings, closing borders, shopping malls, libraries, cinemas and restaurants until May 10th. At the same time suspend football matches, concerts and other major activities until August. She also pointed out that if the epidemic situation worsens in the coming week, the initial plan of resuming work and resuming classes will be abolished.

Austria: allowing small shops to reopen

According to the policy of the Austria government, from May 1st, the country will further lift the restrictions on coping with the new crown epidemic situation, allowing up to 10 people to gather and gradually resume work and resume classes. According to the policy of the Austria government, from May 1st, the country will further lift the restrictions on coping with the new crown epidemic situation, allowing up to 10 people to gather and gradually resume work and resume classes.

The government has drawn up a timetable for returning to normal social conditions based on the judgement of the epidemic situation.

Residents travel restrictions extend to the end of April.

From April 14th, small shops and gardening markets can be resumed under the conditions of epidemic prevention.

Since May 1st, all commercial shops and barber shops have resumed operations.

The hotel and catering industry resumed business in mid May.

School distance education is tentatively extended to mid May.

By the end of June, assembly and large-scale activities are still prohibited.

Czech: "three steps" to restore economic activities

On April 30th, Czech health minister Woy Cech announced at the press conference that from May 11th, all kinds of social, sports and cultural activities could be held conditionally. Based on the judgment of epidemic experts for the current epidemic situation, the government has made appropriate adjustments to the release measures issued in April 23rd, and some measures have been implemented two weeks ahead of schedule.

Starting from May 11th, movie theaters, theaters, concert halls, circuses and other similar places of entertainment can resume business, but no more than 100 people. This rule also applies to weddings and religious activities. The current regulations allow group activities that do not exceed 10 people.

In addition, according to the four stages of the release schedule announced by the government, from May 11th onwards, the following places can also be resumed: 2500 square meters of shops, shopping centers, outdoor dining areas, barber shops, nail shops, cosmetics shops, museums, art galleries and art galleries.

Spain: to be "unsealed" in May

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said in April 22nd that Spain intends to gradually relax the "closed city" measures to prevent and control the new crown virus outbreak in the second half of 5 months.

Automobile manufacturer Volkswagen Group, a subsidiary of Spain, said that the company intends to resume production on the 27 day, and will do 3000 new crown virus tests every week to prevent and control risks. The car company employs about 15 thousand employees. According to Reuters, West Yate's resumption is one of the signs of economic recovery in Spain.

The tourism industry of Spain's pillar industries has been seriously affected by the epidemic. The "San Fei Ming" bulls Festival, which was held in the northern city of Pamplona, and the "Tomato Festival" held in the eastern town of bulal, were cancelled and postponed.

South Africa: resumption of economic activity

In May 1st, South Africa lifted the national ban and reduced the 5 level of prevention and control to 4, allowing some industries to resume work and resume production.

In a national televised speech on the evening of 23, Rama said that the government must find a balance between resuming economic activities and preventing the spread of virus, and decided to introduce a 5 level classification system in order to adjust policies in a timely manner.

Rama Fossae said that South Africa is now in the strictest 5 tier "closed city", and other industries must be closed except for maintaining the normal operation of the society. From May 1st, South Africa will enter the 4 Tier "closed city" state with a low level, and some activities can be resumed under strict restrictions.

Rama Fossae said that in the 4 Tier "closed city" state, the South African border will remain closed, and inter provincial traffic will continue to stop. Public transport can be maintained under strict disinfection and control of the number of passengers. The variety of goods that citizens can buy will increase and businesses will be allowed to sell cigarettes.

But ramadosa did not elaborate on some activities. According to media reports, the 4 Tier "closed city" means that citizens can get relatively more freedom. Agriculture, mining and finance can resume operations under strict restrictions.

Pakistan: partial resumption

Pakistan will lift some restrictions on coping with the new crown pneumonia to reduce the impact of blockade measures on the lives and economy of the people.

In addition, Pakistan announced the extension of quarantine measures for two weeks. According to Reuters, Pakistan will resume construction activities. Construction industry is the second largest employment industry in the country after agriculture.

Pakistan's minister of industry haazhar said the government has assessed low risk industries, and garment exports will also resume production.

Ecuador: announcing some industries to take the lead in pilot work

Recently, the Ecuador government announced that the red alert for national risk will last until at least April 26th. During this period, the curfew will be strictly enforced, home office in non essential industries and restrictions on vehicle trips. But the construction industry, office supplies production and sales industry will take the lead in the pilot work.

Chile: the government considers a limited return to work

The Chilean government announced that the civil service field office would be gradually resumed from April 20th, and the resumption of shopping malls should be resumed under the premise of good epidemic prevention measures.

Mexico: restart some industries in May 17th

The government of Mexico announced that it would restart the economic, life, education and public activities in some parts of the country in May 17th.

Belgium: 4 days to launch the first phase of lifting the ban plan

Belgian Prime Minister von mace announced on 3 March that the first phase of the lifting of the ban in Belgium will be launched on schedule 4, although most of the preventive measures including "home" are not loosened.

According to the previously announced plan, since May 4th, some enterprises in Belgium can resume their work. Telecommuting is still the first choice; people over the age of 12 must wear masks when riding public transport; the government will issue 1 cloth masks free of charge for each person. If the epidemic is well controlled, all stores in Belgium can be reopened from May 11th.

Us: relax the blockade a step earlier

Compared with European countries, the United States relaxed the blockade earlier. Some federal states such as Georgia, Oklahoma and Alaska have already released some measures to allow businesses such as tattoo shops and gyms to be reopened.

Cuomo, governor of New York, strongly opposed the premature release of the epicenter of the US epicenter. He thought that if we unseal it now, "all progress we have achieved will disappear." According to Como, almost all experts believe that after the unsealing, the spread of the virus will increase, and the scale of the epidemic will be higher than before. However, under the pressure of economic downturn, Como can only start the resumption process, though it is still cautious at the beginning.

Como has drawn up a plan to restore the economy in stages. The construction and manufacturing industry first returned to work after May 15th, and then returned to work in batches according to the importance of the enterprise.

President Trump released the guidelines for the phasing out of the ban as early as April 16th, which divided the United States into three stages. He also stressed that the areas currently unsealed are mainly based on the higher number of detection and the gradual decrease in the number of confirmed cases.

In April 26th, Trump reiterated that the treatment could not be worse than the problem itself. He has made this statement more than once, with intent to restart the economy as soon as possible. He believes that the economic halt (to contain the spread of the virus) is more dangerous than the virus itself. Trump once hoped to restart the economy before Easter April 12th.

Switzerland: phasing out control measures step by step

Switzerland's supreme administrative body, the Federal Commission announced on April 16th, Switzerland will start from 27 days to gradually relax the new crown epidemic control measures.

According to the government communique, Switzerland plans to gradually relax control measures across the country in three stages:

1. from April 27th, permit barber shops, florists, building materials markets and other hospitals, hospitals, clinics, non emergency departments and dental clinics and other admissions;

2., from May 11th, the lifting of the ban measures will be extended to all shopping malls and markets throughout the country.

3. since June 8th, classes have resumed in high schools and universities, and recreation venues such as museums, libraries, botanical gardens and zoos have been reopened, and previous restrictions on staff aggregation have been relaxed.

It is worth noting that the resumption of classes in primary and secondary schools and the continuation of social prohibitions are prerequisites for the resumption of work in many European countries. The purpose is to allow dual working families to have the conditions for resuming work and prevent the recurrence of the epidemic.

India: resumption of production in some areas

Local time on May 1st, the India government announced that the national blockade measures will be extended for another two weeks, but all over the country are different.

The national blockade, which began in India in March 25th, was due to expire in April 14th. The India government announced the extension of relevant measures in May 3rd to May 3rd. India's interior ministry said in a statement on May 1st that the blockade measures could effectively help fight the epidemic after a comprehensive investigation. The Ministry of interior decided to extend the deadline for the blockade to May 17th. However, according to the latest guidelines, the Ministry of health can relax the blockade measures to some extent in the green and orange parts of the epidemic grade. India University Grants Committee 29 said that the University of India is scheduled to start in August 1st, and the students who have completed the registration will return to school from this time, while the freshmen plan to start school in September 1st.

Germany: Lowersaxony took the lead in lifting the ban on restaurants and hotels.

Local time 4, Lowersaxony, Germany announced that the state allowed restaurants, cafes and other businesses from May 11th to re open business, hotels, hotels and other businesses from May 25th onwards, while the holiday home from May 11th to resume rentals. Lowersaxony has also become Germany's first federal state to relax restrictions on catering accommodation. After the lifting of the ban, the above places must strictly abide by the hygiene and epidemic prevention regulations, and the guests can not exceed 50% of the total traffic volume during the same period. At the same time, the state decided not to relax the contact restrictions until May 24th, that is, to continue to prohibit more than two members of non family members from gathering in public places.

Italy: most enterprises resume from May 4th

The government will allow most enterprises to resume work in May 4th, involving manufacturing and construction industries, while some "strategic" enterprises, including export oriented economic activities, will be able to return to work as soon as possible within 7 days after approval by local officials.

Since mid March, Italy has stipulated that people are not allowed to go out and close shops other than food shops and drugstores. In the late March, the government decided to shut down the unnecessary production activities identified by the government. The above measures are due to expire in May 3rd. Schools were closed before most enterprises shut down.

Finland: issuing new open measures

In a press conference on the evening of 4, Sanna Marin, Prime Minister of Finland, said that from May 14th, restrictions on cross-border traffic will be lifted. People can carry out outdoor activities, but they must follow the requirements of the gathering; primary schools and kindergartens will return to normal school; some of the senior high schools, vocational schools and universities can return to school. However, the Government recommends that these institutions continue their distance learning until the end of the term. From June 1st onwards, the number of parties will be relaxed from the current 10 to 50. The restaurant will be open gradually; sports competitions and series competitions can start special arrangements; museums, theaters, libraries, swimming pools and other sports facilities will gradually open.

Canada: some provinces relax restrictions 4 days

Since May 4th, some provinces in Canada have begun to relax the restrictions imposed during the new crown epidemic.

Including Ontario, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Quebec, Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick and many other provinces, the non essential business activities allowed for restoration include lawn pruning, gardening management, self-help car washing, construction and so on. In addition, the operation of non emergency medical institutions including general surgery, dentistry and physical therapy, as well as outdoor activities including fishing and rowing, can resume from 4.

Greece: lifting the ban nationwide in May 4th

In May 4th, Greece will lift the nationwide ban. Since that day, bookstores, florists, optical shops, electronics shops, sporting goods stores and other small retailers in Greece can also be reopened, but they need to implement a number of restrictive measures similar to supermarkets. People can also operate in public places such as beaches, but organized beaches have not been allowed to reopen.

Portugal: end of state emergency in May 2nd

Portuguese Prime Minister Costa announced on April 30th that after the end of May 2nd, the state emergency situation will be reduced to a "disaster state", and three steps should be taken to restart economic and social activities.

From 1.5 to 4, all shops and street shops within 200 square meters, including bookstores, barber shops, shoe shops and clothing stores, were reopened, and the public service system was resumed, except for the city hall with centralized business.

From 2.5 to 18, shops, cafes and restaurants within 400 square meters were reopened after high school resumed.

From 3.6 to 1, all shops and shopping centers are open, but the number of visitors is reduced by half, and the public must maintain a social distance of 2 meters.

New Zealand: third alert in April 28th

The New Zealand government has embark on a strict four level ban in the past 5 weeks. On the 28 day, the blockade alert dropped to level three, which meant that some students could return to school and 400 thousand people could return to work.

Argentina: epidemic control policy may be relaxed

Argentina's health minister said in an interview 3 days ago that after the expiration of the home segregation policy, which was originally scheduled for completion in May 10th, the epidemic control policy may be relaxed, and some social activities and production activities need to be restarted. The Buenos Aires municipal government has announced that in order to further prevent and control the epidemic, all citizens must wear masks or cover their mouths and outdoors, and the offenders will face fines. The regulation No. 4 came into effect.

Serbia: easing epidemic prevention and control measures and resuming work

In April 20th, the Serbia government announced that it would relax the epidemic prevention and control measures from 21, allowing some markets and shops to resume business and allow construction sites to resume work.

The Cypriot government held a government working conference on the same day and issued a statement after the meeting. It said that fresh markets, auto repair shops, laundry shops, tailoring shops and shoe stores were allowed to resume normal business starting from 21, allowing construction sites to resume work and requiring shop assistants and construction workers to protect themselves, including wearing masks, gloves and taking disinfection measures. But shopping malls, barber shops, gyms and so on are not working.

The declaration also announced that the curfew should be shortened from 17 to 5 days to 18 o'clock daily to 5 o'clock the next day.

The statement said that the government of Serbia will continue to monitor the development of the epidemic and adjust the prevention and control measures at any time according to the epidemic situation.

Brazil: gradually resuming business activities

The social isolation measures in St Paul, Brazil, the worst hit area of the new crown pneumonia epidemic, began in March 24th. The second round of quarantine measures will end in May 10th. The governor of the state, Doria, announced in April 20th that it would gradually resume business activities in May 11th. The state government explained to the public about the gradual resumption of commercial activities on April 22.

Tunisia: "sealed city" extended to May 3rd

Tunisian Prime Minister Fahey Fahey stressed in April 19th that in order to prevent the spread of the new crown disease, the quarantine measures, such as "closed city", which ended April 19th, will be extended to May 3rd. After May 4th, some production departments can start to return to work one after another, but the whole society will not return to normal at once.

Singapore: gradual relaxation of some strict control measures within weeks

Singapore decided to gradually relax some strict control measures from May 5th. Some business activities can be resumed while maintaining safe social distance, and the graduating classes and universities are resumed in small areas.

These measures include: in May 5th, Chinese medicine clinics, acupuncture clinics, and traditional Chinese medicine hospitals with clinics resumed business; in May 12th, some restaurants, laundries and barber shops could be opened; in May 19th, graduating students and institutions of higher learning could start teaching in small areas and practice arrangements.

Israel: gradual easing of restrictions

As the epidemic trend improves, the Israeli government is gradually easing restrictions. The Israeli Prime Minister's office issued a statement this week announcing that schools and kindergartens in Israel will gradually resume their classes from May 3rd, assuming that the new crown continues to improve.

Malaysia: conditional relaxation restrictions

Malaysia's prime minister Mohyddin announced on the 1 day that with the improvement of Malaysia's new crown, the government decided to relax restrictions and gradually restart economic and social activities.

From May 4th onwards, most commercial activities in the economic field, such as hygiene and other conditions, can be gradually restored. People can also do outdoor sports such as running and riding without physical contact. Mu Xiding advises employers to allow employees to take turns to work or work at home, while urging people to maintain health and social distance and wear masks in public places.

But there may be large crowds, places and activities that are unable to maintain social distance, such as cinemas, entertainment centers, theme parks, dinner parties, performances and large conferences and exhibitions. People can not carry out sports activities such as football matches. In addition to returning home from previously stranded areas, people can not travel across states. At this stage, people are forbidden to return home to celebrate Eid al Fitr in late May. The school will not resume classes.

Turkey: opening the mall next week

On May 4th, El, President of Turkey, said that Turkey will gradually relax restrictions and gradually return to normal life from May to July. In his speech, he announced that shopping centers and barber shops resumed business in May 11th. Source: WLB costumes