商务部：将继续扩大优质特色产品进口，深化电商产供链合作

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese e-commerce sector is leveraging its innovative capabilities and large market scale to enhance global e-commerce cooperation, with the initiative "E-commerce Benefits the World" set to promote inclusive economic globalization by 2025 [1][2]. Group 1: Global E-commerce Cooperation - The number of Silk Road e-commerce partner countries has reached 35, with the establishment of 120 online and offline national pavilions and 65 direct procurement bases in 19 countries [1]. - Over 100 e-commerce "cloud lectures" have been held to facilitate global e-commerce collaboration [1]. Group 2: "E-commerce Benefits the World" Initiative - The initiative involves collaboration among 18 localities and 8 major e-commerce platforms, focusing on policy communication, industry connection, capacity building, and local cooperation, resulting in 40 cooperative items [2]. - The initiative has seen active participation from partner countries, with events like the Zhengzhou International Cooperation Conference attracting representatives from 42 countries [2]. Group 3: Empowerment and Results - The ASEAN-focused cloud lecture in Guangxi received positive feedback from over a thousand participants, highlighting the effectiveness of the initiative [2]. - The African online shopping season has successfully created over 200 popular products, indicating strong market reception [2]. - Future plans include expanding the import of quality specialty products and enhancing digital transformation in industries [2].