杭州再发力推进全球数贸港核心区建设

Core Points - The implementation plan aims to enhance the brand influence of the "Global Digital Trade Port" by leveraging the synergy of the "Digital Free Trade Zone + Global Digital Trade Expo" [1] - By 2027, Hangzhou targets a digital trade volume of 440 billion yuan, over 350 outbound brands in the digital trade sector, more than 1,600 large-scale enterprises, and over 35 globally competitive platform companies [1] - The development framework includes a "one conference, three zones, and six bases" model, focusing on the Global Digital Trade Expo and three free trade zones (Binjiang, Xiaoshan, Qiantang) [1] Implementation Goals - The plan aims to establish the Global Digital Trade Expo as the leading global event in digital trade, with specialized areas for AI, humanoid robots, low-altitude economy, and aerospace [2] - Each exhibition is expected to drive a growth of over 10% in digital trade volume for participating companies [2] - The plan includes collaboration with international organizations and the enhancement of the "Digital Trade Night" event, along with the release of global digital trade development reports and rankings [2] Cross-Border E-commerce Initiatives - A major goal is to create the first national comprehensive pilot zone for cross-border e-commerce, with a proposal for the Hangzhou Cross-Border E-commerce 2.0 plan [2] - The plan aims to innovate systems for cross-border e-commerce export tax rebates and facilitate new reforms at the national level [2] - Hangzhou is set to strengthen its cross-border payment capabilities, attracting headquarters and management centers for bulk commodity enterprises [2] Future Projections - By 2027, the cross-border e-commerce payment settlement volume is expected to exceed 1 trillion yuan, establishing Hangzhou as a global cross-border payment settlement center [2] - The plan supports the exploration of digital RMB applications in cross-border payments and encourages local payment institutions to apply for overseas payment licenses [2]