Chang Jiang Shang Bao·2025-06-24 23:45Core Insights - Cross-border e-commerce has become a significant driver for foreign trade development in Hubei Province, with the establishment of Walmart's global e-commerce office in Wuhan marking a crucial breakthrough in the region's e-commerce ecosystem [1] - The new office will provide comprehensive services for local businesses, including account registration, operational management, logistics, and advertising [1] - The integration of local supply chain advantages with Walmart's omnichannel model is expected to enhance international market expansion for Wuhan enterprises [2] Group 1 - The establishment of Walmart's office in Wuhan is the sixth in China, reflecting international confidence in Hubei's foreign trade prospects [1] - The office aims to leverage Wuhan's strengths in cross-border talent and industry integration, focusing on developing strategic support for local industries [1] - Since 2025, Wuhan has designated "Cross-border E-commerce Ecosystem Cultivation Year" as a key initiative, hosting over 50 industry matchmaking and policy training events [2] Group 2 - Wuhan has built eight provincial-level cross-border e-commerce industrial parks, with over 20 additional projects under construction [2] - The influx of well-known platforms like Walmart, Wildberries, and Dhgate is accelerating the formation of a virtuous cycle in the cross-border e-commerce industry chain, supply chain, and ecosystem [2] - Future efforts will focus on enhancing the cultivation of cross-border e-commerce entities, industry connections, and trade promotion [3]