（原标题：第139届广交会开启境外采购商预登记） 中国进出口商品交易会（广交会）正式开启第139届境外采购商预登记。 本届广交会将于2026年4月15日至5月5日在中国广州举办。 为提升现场服务水平、提高参会效率，所有线下参会的境外采购商均须提 前完成预登记。该要求适用于曾到会的老采购商以及首次线下参会的新采购 商。 提前完成预登记可享受多项专属服务。成功登记后，采购商可通过广交会 官方邮件及时获取本届展会亮点、参展企业、展品信息及现场活动安排等资 讯。到会后还可领取广交会纪念品，具体领取方式将另行公布。 预登记自2026年2月14日起开放，可通过广交会APP或广交会官网采购商 服务系统完成，新采购商可在登记过程中同步提交境外采购商证申请。 在开放预登记的同时，第139届广交会官方邀请函申请也于2月14日同步启 动。邀请函是众多采购商办理签证及安排行程的重要文件。 老采购商可登录采购商服务系统，在邀请函模块中提交并确认最新的个人 及企业信息，完成邀请函申请。首次参会的采购商可在申请境外采购商证时一 并申请邀请函，系统将在提交成功后自动生成邀请函。生成后的邀请函可直接 在系统中查看、下载或打印。 通过持续优化线 ...

Core Insights - Bosnia and Herzegovina's total exports in 2025 are projected to reach 17.42 billion marks, an increase of 0.882 billion marks compared to 2024, while total imports are expected to be 30.43 billion marks, up by 1.21 billion marks from the previous year, resulting in a trade deficit of 13 billion marks, which is an increase of 0.359 billion marks year-on-year [1] Trade Structure - The trade structure remains stable, with the metal industry holding the largest share, while the wood industry contributes positively to foreign trade balance [1] - The European Union is the most significant trading partner for Bosnia and Herzegovina, accounting for over 73% of total exports and 66% of total imports [1] Export Growth - Exports to the EU increased by 5.57%, amounting to an additional 0.669 billion marks [1] - In the CEFTA region, Serbia is the largest trading partner, with Bosnia and Herzegovina exporting 1.88 billion marks and importing 4.1 billion marks [1] - The energy, electronics, and automotive industries are experiencing the fastest export growth, with electricity exports rising by 30%, highlighting the energy sector's critical role [1] - Automotive parts exports grew by 13%, indicating stable integration of local companies into the European supply chain [1] Import Dynamics - Despite a 7% decrease in oil and petroleum product imports, they remain the largest import category at 2.24 billion marks [2] - Automobile imports increased by 9%, and pharmaceutical imports rose by 8% [2] - Electricity imports surged by 101%, reaching 0.62896 billion marks, underscoring the need to strengthen domestic production capacity [2]

Core Viewpoint - The 139th Canton Fair, scheduled to open on April 15, 2026, will serve as a significant platform for international trade, showcasing a wide range of products and innovations from various sectors, thereby enhancing China's foreign trade and economic exchanges with the world [11][14]. Group 1: Exhibition Structure and Features - The exhibition will cover a total area of approximately 1.55 million square meters, divided into three phases focusing on advanced manufacturing, quality home life, and better living [14][15]. - Phase 1 will highlight advanced manufacturing, featuring traditional and cutting-edge technologies such as new energy vehicles, smart mobility, and industrial automation [15][16]. - Phase 2 will emphasize quality home life, with over 130,000 square meters dedicated to building materials, furniture, and home decor [15][16]. - Phase 3 will focus on products related to health, recreation, and fashion, including a dedicated Intelligent Healthcare Zone showcasing innovative medical solutions [15][17]. Group 2: Exhibitor Quality and Innovation - Over 30,000 enterprises are expected to participate, with nearly 3,000 brand exhibitors recognized for their innovation capabilities, representing about 35% of high-quality companies [16][17]. - A variety of innovative products will be showcased, including humanoid robots, smart home appliances, and medical robots, reflecting advancements in technology and design [17][18]. Group 3: Supporting Activities - The Fair will host diverse supporting activities, including "Trade Bridge" events for buyer-manufacturer matchmaking, livestreamed tours, and high-quality forums addressing industry trends [18][19]. - New Collection events will be broadcasted on the Fair's official website and APP, providing convenient product selection for buyers [18][19]. Group 4: Attendee Convenience - The Fair will implement year-round pre-registration for global buyers and enhance navigation technology within the exhibition complex to improve attendee experience [19][20]. - The Canton Fair's official website and APP will be optimized for easier access to exhibitors and products, facilitating instant communication [19][20]. Group 5: Intellectual Property Protection - The Canton Fair has established a comprehensive intellectual property protection mechanism, encouraging exhibitors to showcase new products and technologies, particularly those without existing patents in China [20].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article is the discussion between Liu Xiaofeng and officials from Bolivia regarding the advancement of transportation infrastructure cooperation [1] Group 2 - Liu Xiaofeng, a counselor, held talks with the Director of the National Road Administration, Farfan, and the Deputy Minister of Transport from the Ministry of Public Works, Kliares [1] - The discussions focused on deepening exchanges of opinions on transportation infrastructure collaboration [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Colombian Vice President announced the first high-level forum between the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) and the African Union (AU) to be held in Bogotá from March 18 to 21, focusing on development cooperation and various global issues [1] Group 1: Forum Details - The forum will cover themes such as economic cooperation, historical compensation, trade investment, and high-level dialogue [1] - Key topics include production integration, energy transition, climate change, food security, gender equality, and poverty alleviation [1] - The event aims to enhance political, economic, and cultural coordination between Latin America and Africa [1] Group 2: Participation and Initiatives - Foreign ministers from Togo, Burundi, and Congo, as well as representatives from Ghana, Nicaragua, and Guatemala, have confirmed their attendance [1] - Colombia's Foreign Minister announced the establishment of a dedicated office for African affairs to deepen relations with the African continent [1]

Core Insights - The demand for critical minerals globally is rising, leading to increased investments in mining, processing, and the entire industry chain in Africa, solidifying the mining sector's role as an employment engine with a positive outlook for development [1] Group 1: Industry Overview - Africa holds approximately $29.5 trillion in mineral wealth, accounting for 20% of global reserves, with $8.6 trillion yet to be developed [1] - The mining industry is a crucial source of income for Africa and a key pathway for job creation and economic diversification [1] - Future focus will shift from reliance on raw material exports to local processing of downstream industries such as aluminum and battery materials, transforming resource advantages into sustainable industrial employment [1] Group 2: Current Developments - Several African countries are advancing new mining projects: Namibia plans to resume uranium production and expand into rare earths and lithium; South Africa aims to invest $125.2 billion over five years to enhance the critical mineral value chain; Zambia's mining sector is projected to provide 73,000 jobs by 2025, with copper mine expansions attracting further investment and employment [1] - The U.S. has signed a mineral cooperation agreement with the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which has $24 trillion in mineral reserves, of which only 10% has been developed, indicating significant employment growth potential [1] Group 3: Challenges and Opportunities - Geopolitical competition for critical minerals like cobalt and lithium in Africa is intensifying, while insufficient financing channels continue to hinder the expansion of the mining sector, particularly affecting local companies and small operators [1] - There is a growing need for enhanced collaboration between Africa and global financial institutions to address these challenges [1]

Core Insights - Rwanda has introduced a new public procurement framework specifically for innovation-driven contracts, which is expected to significantly change the collaboration between government agencies and innovators [1][2] - The reform aims to assist local innovators in developing solutions to national challenges while simplifying their access to government procurement opportunities [1] Group 1: Changes in Procurement Process - Contracts will now be awarded based on the quality and effectiveness of proposed solutions rather than predefined technical specifications [2] - The new ministerial order allows procurement entities to adopt competitive and innovative procurement processes to find the most effective solutions for specific challenges [2] Group 2: Impact on Local Innovators - The framework encourages local companies to participate in competitions even without prior international project experience, marking a significant shift from previous rules that required proof of delivering large projects [2] - Stakeholders believe this new approach will accelerate innovation-driven development and reduce reliance on foreign solutions, addressing long-standing challenges such as rigid procurement rules and limited access for local businesses [1][2]

Core Insights - Uganda plans to connect a new railway line to Tanzania's railway network, creating an alternative route for mineral exports such as gold, copper, and iron ore, thereby diversifying trade routes and reducing reliance on existing logistics corridors through Kenya [1][2] - The proposed railway aims to enhance export resilience, lower freight costs, and improve market access as East and Central Africa's mineral production increases [1] - This initiative aligns with broader efforts under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) to improve cross-border infrastructure and promote intra-African trade [2] Group 1 - The new railway will start from the Tanzanian border, passing through southern and southwestern Uganda, ultimately reaching Mpondwe, a key border town connecting Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo [1] - The project is expected to provide a direct route to the port of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania, saving time and transportation costs for exporters [1][2] - Uganda's strategy reflects its ambition to position itself as a regional logistics hub connecting resource-rich inland economies to global shipping routes, potentially reshaping East Africa's trade landscape over the next decade [3] Group 2 - Uganda has announced plans to connect its Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) project with the ongoing Kenyan railway network to strengthen access to the busy seaport of Mombasa [2] - By seeking new connections with Tanzania, Uganda is adopting a dual-corridor strategy to provide exporters with alternative routes and reduce dependence on a single port [2] - The African Development Bank is considering funding support for the project's early stages, including preparatory work and feasibility studies [2]

Core Insights - Colombia's non-traditional exports, including agriculture, food, and industrial products, surpassed traditional exports for the first time in 15 years in 2025 [1] Group 1: Export Performance - In 2025, Colombia's total export value reached $50.1999 billion, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 1.3% [1] - Exports of agriculture, food, and beverages grew by 33.2%, amounting to $15.3074 billion [1] - Manufacturing exports increased by 4.8%, totaling $11.0588 billion [1] Group 2: Traditional Exports Decline - Traditional exports, primarily consisting of fuel and mining products, saw a significant decline, dropping by 17.9% to $19.1901 billion [1] - The decrease in traditional exports was mainly attributed to reduced oil and coal exports [1] Group 3: Industry Trends - The rapid growth of non-traditional exports indicates a rising share of higher value-added products in Colombia's foreign trade [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Bosnian Federal Ministry of Environment and Tourism has initiated a public procurement process to purchase new buses for Sarajevo, aiming to improve air quality and promote low-emission public transport [1] Group 1: Procurement Details - The procurement includes 5 low-floor electric buses equipped with 6 single or 4 double charging stations, and 5 new diesel buses [1] - This project is part of the World Bank-supported Low-Emission Transport Transition Program (Phase III), funded by a World Bank loan [1] - The procurement process will adhere to World Bank regulations, with the vehicles expected to be delivered by 2027, marking the first introduction of electric buses in Sarajevo's public transport history [1] Group 2: Future Plans - The Sarajevo Canton will also initiate a new procurement process for trams within this year, aiming to introduce 30 new trams by 2030 [1] - The goal is to fully renew the public transport fleet, operating on newly constructed and renovated infrastructure [1]