广州南沙自贸片区十周年成果发布！集聚港澳企业超3500家

Core Insights - The Guangdong Free Trade Zone in Nansha has achieved significant institutional innovations and cooperation results over the past decade, focusing on high-level openness and integration with Hong Kong and Macau [1][2]. Institutional Innovations - Nansha has pioneered several reforms, including the business registration confirmation system and the "one-stop" supervision model for cross-border e-commerce returns, which have been recognized as best practices nationwide [2][10]. - The region has established 45 institutional innovations that have been replicated across the country and 136 at the provincial level, contributing to its reputation as a leading free trade zone [1][2]. Economic Growth - Since the establishment of the free trade zone in 2015, Nansha's GDP has increased from 113.9 billion to 230.1 billion, nearly doubling in size, with strategic emerging industries accounting for 37.8% of GDP [2]. Talent and Enterprise Attraction - Nansha has attracted over 3,500 enterprises from Hong Kong and Macau, establishing a robust ecosystem for innovation and entrepreneurship, particularly in the legal and technology sectors [4][5]. - The region has implemented favorable tax policies for Hong Kong and Macau residents, resulting in a significant reduction in tax burdens and a doubling of the workforce from these regions [5][7]. Future Development Strategies - Nansha aims to enhance its role in the new round of free trade zone development strategies, focusing on institutional openness and becoming a hub for data trade in Asia [8][9]. - The region plans to deepen reforms and improve its global resource allocation capabilities through initiatives like the "five-port linkage" strategy [10]. Cooperation with Hong Kong and Macau - Nansha has established various cooperation mechanisms to enhance integration with Hong Kong and Macau, including the creation of a joint legal framework and support for youth entrepreneurship [4][6][10]. - The region has also focused on healthcare collaboration, aiming to create a new model for medical service integration in the Greater Bay Area [10].