Strengthening International Cooperation And Promoting Integration And Innovation To Plug The Wings Of "Silk Road Business"

Since the "one belt and one road" initiative was put forward, "Silk Road business" has been developing continuously, and has become the "one belt and one way" trade expedite trade leader, and has become a new highlight of China's foreign trade development. Governments should further strengthen cooperation to plug in the "Silk Road business".

The summit of the "one area and one way" e-commerce Cooperation Co sponsored by the international trade and Economic Cooperation Institute of Ministry of Commerce and the Putian Municipal People's Government of Fujian province was held in Putian recently. Participants attended the discussion on how to promote the development of "Silk Road e-commerce" and promote the cooperation of "one belt and one road".

Fang Aiqing, deputy director of the Economic Committee of the CPPCC National Committee, said that the policy communication between China and the "one belt and one way" countries in the field of electronic commerce has been deepened, and the "one belt and one way" business cooperation mechanism is being established step by step. Up to now, China has signed a memorandum of cooperation on e-commerce with 22 countries and regions, and has established a bilateral e-commerce cooperation mechanism. China's cross-border e-commerce transactions with the "one belt and one road" related countries grew by more than 20% over the same period last year, and the volume of transactions with Kampuchea, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Austria and other countries grew by more than 100% over the same period.

The deputy director of the Ministry of foreign trade, Ministry of Commerce, said that in recent years, in the field of cross-border e-commerce, China has promoted the construction of cross border electricity supplier comprehensive trial area. The online integrated service platform has registered more than 2 enterprises, and has led 168 supporting parks to transform and upgrade more than 10000 enterprises. Each pilot area and the "one belt and one way" related countries and regions actively carry out the docking of policy, technology and trade standards, explore the new mode of cross-border e-commerce logistics of special line logistics, and encourage cooperation between overseas warehouses and cross-border electricity supplier infrastructure.

"For example, the Ningbo cross-border electricity supplier comprehensive trial area and the Latvia investment and development agency have launched the China (Ningbo) Latvia cross-border electricity supplier port project. Xi'an has opened Changan (Xi'an Minsk) cross-border e-commerce export special train. According to incomplete statistics, China's cross-border electricity supplier comprehensive pilot area has built more than 200 overseas warehouses in 80 related countries and regions along the belt and road. From January to September this year, China's cross border e-commerce retail sales of related countries and regions in the "one belt and one way" grew by more than doubled compared with the same period last year, which is obviously higher than the overall growth rate of foreign trade. Tension theory.

In recent years, many "all around" related countries and regions of the electricity supplier industry has entered a rapid development stage, and China's cooperation and trade in the electricity supplier level has become an important driving factor. Sergei Dmitriyenko, the first vice president of the Russian enterprise alliance, said that with the help of cross-border electricity providers, "double 11" has become a shopping festival in many countries around the world. This year's "double 11", Russia's transaction volume reached a record 12 billion 700 million rubles.

Kazakhstan's government is stepping up efforts to promote the development of e-commerce, and has launched the digital Kazakhstan national plan, which includes developing online payment systems, strengthening digital and financial education, and so on. Cooperation with China is an important driving force for the development of Kazakhstan's e-commerce.

Compared with China, many countries are faced with various objective conditions in the process of developing e-commerce. Ke Ruizhi, director of the globalization division of the China World Trade Center Conference on development, said that although China is a developing country, it is already an important leader in the digital economy. In the "one belt and one way" cooperation, China can share the successful experience in the development of electricity supplier policies, so as to help more developing countries develop the digital economy.

Liu Xi, chief executive officer of FOMO Pay, a financial technology company in Singapore, said that 80% of people in Southeast Asia do not have credit cards, and cash is still the mainstream payment method. Even online payment, many localized electronic wallets are used, which brings great challenges to the payment and payment of cross-border e-commerce providers.

"Cross-border electricity providers involve different countries, and policies, languages and national conditions are quite different. We must train more cross-border e-commerce talents. " The State Council Counselor's office, Tang Min, for example, said: "schools and enterprises can work together to train cross border e-commerce talents who are proficient in small languages. On the other hand, we also need to train a large number of cross-border e-commerce talents abroad. For example, we can use the Confucius Institute and other platforms to set up e-commerce courses, joint domestic electricity supplier enterprises, train local people, this is beneficial to local employment and local products sold through cross-border electricity suppliers to China.

From the perspective of international trade environment, it is necessary to strengthen cooperation between governments to promote cross-border electricity providers to benefit all countries. Fang Aiqing said that international cooperation should be further strengthened, and cooperation mechanisms should be set up in terms of e-commerce standards, customs clearance, logistics and payment, to oppose trade protectionism and unilateralism, and to promote trade liberalization and facilitation. In addition, we should further promote the integration of e-commerce innovation, and further optimize the business environment for e-commerce providers, to provide more fair, transparent, stable, predictable market oriented, rule of law, and international business environment for the development of e-commerce.