The geographical direction of foreign trade: refers to the source of imported goods and the destination of exported goods in a country or region, thereby reflecting the degree of economic and trade links between that country and other countries or regions. Which of the following are geographical directions of foreign trade:. ['In 2003, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization successfully held a counter-terrorism exercise.', "The end of the first national economic census, China's economic aggregate rose to the sixth in the world.", "Customs statistics, the EU became China's largest trading partner in 2004.", 'China-European and US textile trade frictions were finally resolved through negotiation.']