Ending China's Developing Nation Status Act

This bill directs the U.S. government to oppose treating China as a "developing nation" in international treaties and organizations where both the U.S. and China are members. It requires the Secretary of State to report within 180 days on current treaties with development-based rules and identify international organizations using such classifications. The bill mandates the U.S. to pursue changing China’s status to "developed" in relevant organizations, or propose new mechanisms to do so. This primarily affects U.S. diplomatic efforts and international negotiations involving China’s economic classification.