交通运输领域发力标准国际化

Core Viewpoint - The transportation sector in China has made significant progress in international standardization since the 14th Five-Year Plan, contributing to the integration of Chinese technology into the global standard system [1][2]. Group 1: Achievements in International Standardization - The transportation sector has published 18 international standards and initiated another 18, enhancing China's integration into the international standard governance system [1]. - A total of 125 foreign language versions of standards have been released, covering multiple fields and languages, supporting key projects like the Jakarta-Bandung High-Speed Railway in Indonesia and the Phnom Penh-Sihanoukville Expressway in Cambodia [1]. - The establishment of the Port and Terminal Subcommittee under the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) marks a significant breakthrough in China's efforts for standard internationalization in the transportation sector [1]. Group 2: Impact on Port Operations - Standardization plays a foundational and leading role in enhancing the comprehensive competitiveness of ports, improving operational efficiency and intelligence through standards related to blockchain technology, electronic documents, and remote equipment control [2]. - The unified port standards will reduce technical barriers, facilitating the flow of ships, goods, and information between different countries and regions, thus improving global logistics efficiency [2]. Group 3: Expansion of International Cooperation - China has signed 125 cooperation documents with 71 countries and regional organizations, effectively operating various bilateral and multilateral cooperation mechanisms [2]. - The capability to participate in international standardization governance has been continuously enhanced, with over 14,000 Chinese experts registered in international standardization work [3].