Global cross-border trade ecosystem: full-chain industrial hub to launch with global invitation

A global cross-border trade industrial cluster ecological conference and the launch of a data international cooperation pilot program will be held in Guangzhou on July 30. Themed "Trade convergence for global connectivity", the event will bring together leading enterprises from retail, e-commerce, logistics, manufacturing and finance, as well as over 1,000 entrepreneurs, investors and industry experts, to build a full-chain ecosystem enabling global sourcing, sales and supply chain integration.

As a key innovative project under the free trade zone upgrading strategy, the industrial cluster features eight core service segments—customs, taxation, foreign exchange, financing, warehousing, certification, commerce and logistics. Backed by a world-class port hub with more than 180 international routes, a high-level comprehensive bonded zone and robust digital infrastructure, the area has maintained strong foreign trade growth, with its cross-border e-commerce volume ranking first nationwide for six consecutive years.

The China (Guangdong) Pilot Free Trade Zone in Nansha Sub-district of Guangzhou New Area. [Photo/WeChat account: nanshafabu]

The 83,000-square-meter cluster offers one-stop services to reduce operational burdens for enterprises. The conference will also feature keynote speeches, themed forums and strategic signing ceremonies, extending an open invitation to global partners to seize development opportunities, foster new cross-border trade growth and strengthen the region's role as a high-level opening-up hub.