The 2025 International Conference on finance, trade and statistics will be held in Chongqing, China this year. It aims to bring together top scholars, industry experts and policy makers in the field of finance, trade and statistics from around the world to discuss the latest research results, development trends and challenges in the three major fields. The conference will become an interdisciplinary and cross industry communication platform to promote the deep integration and collaborative development of finance, trade and statistics. The meeting will focus on the innovation and regulation of financial markets, changes in international trade patterns and coping strategies, and the application of statistics in finance and trade. Through keynote speeches, seminars, case sharing and other forms, participants will have the opportunity to share their research results and practical experience, and jointly explore the new opportunities and challenges of finance, trade and statistics in the context of globalization. With the in-depth development of economic globalization, the interdependence of finance, trade and statistics is increasing. This meeting will pay special attention to the digital transformation of financial markets, international trade cooperation against the background of rising trade protectionism, and the innovative application of big data and artificial intelligence in statistics. At the same time, the meeting will also discuss how to better analyze financial and trade data through statistical methods to provide a scientific basis for policy-making. In addition, the meeting will also emphasize the importance of international cooperation and exchange, and encourage participants to cross national boundaries and disciplines to jointly address complex issues in the fields of global finance, trade and statistics. By promoting knowledge sharing and experience exchange around the world, we hope to inspire more innovative inspiration and contribute wisdom and strength to the stability of financial markets, the prosperity of international trade and the progress of statistics.