中国（广东）自由贸易试验区深圳前海蛇口片区 开放创新打造高质量发展新引擎

Core Insights - The Shenzhen Qianhai Shekou Free Trade Zone has experienced rapid growth since its establishment in April 2015, with total foreign trade import and export value increasing from 71.2 billion to 537.98 billion yuan over the past decade, averaging an annual growth rate of over 25% [1] - The area has introduced 882 institutional innovation achievements, with 104 of them replicated nationwide, and has ranked first in the institutional innovation index for three consecutive years from 2022 to 2024 [2] Trade and Investment - The Qianhai Free Trade Zone has implemented measures to enhance trade liberalization and facilitation, including a "one inspection, one certification, one passage" model for customs clearance between Shenzhen and Hong Kong [3] - The zone has established the "Shenzhen Qianhai e-Station" platform to provide comprehensive overseas services for enterprises, gathering 180 service providers and offering over 60 types of services [3] - In 2024, the cross-border e-commerce import and export value in Qianhai is expected to reach 121.03 billion yuan, marking a 104% increase [7] Legal and Regulatory Framework - The Qianhai Hong Kong International Legal District has introduced policies allowing Hong Kong-funded enterprises to apply Hong Kong laws, creating a multi-level legal institution system [3] - A training program focused on cross-border legal services was launched to assist Chinese enterprises in expanding into European markets, enhancing their confidence in overseas operations [4] Integration with Hong Kong - Qianhai has strengthened integration with Hong Kong and Macau, allowing professionals from these regions to practice in Qianhai without taking local qualification exams [5][6] - The "Qianhai Construction of Deep Integration Development Leading Area Action Plan" aims to enhance the convenience of employment and life for Hong Kong residents in Qianhai by the end of the year [6] Future Outlook - The Qianhai Free Trade Zone plans to continue aligning with international trade rules and explore innovative reforms in telecommunications, healthcare, and education sectors [9] - The area aims to become a high-quality open hub, serving as a key connection point for domestic and international dual circulation [9]