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Core Viewpoint - The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Demonstration Zone is actively enhancing its role as a platform for economic and trade cooperation among member countries, focusing on logistics, trade facilitation, and cross-border e-commerce [1][3][5]. Group 1: Economic and Trade Cooperation - The SCO Demonstration Zone has established a service system with 11 strong attribute platforms to enhance economic and trade cooperation capabilities [3]. - The zone is addressing logistics challenges by planning the SCO International Hub Port and has received the UN International Port Code "CNJZH" [3]. - A "Silk Road E-commerce" service base has been launched to facilitate cross-border e-commerce, promoting a multi-layered cooperation relationship within the SCO framework [3][4]. Group 2: Collaborative Development - The zone has organized 14 delegations to 15 SCO countries, resulting in 19 project signings focused on logistics and trade expansion [4]. - The number of friendly cities in SCO countries has increased from 4 to 15 since 2018, enhancing regional cooperation [4]. - Collaborative efforts with various domestic platforms have led to over 30 cooperation intentions, establishing a linked open pattern centered around the SCO Demonstration Zone [4]. Group 3: Institutional Opening and Innovation - The zone has introduced 125 reform innovation cases to align with international high-standard economic and trade rules, enhancing logistics, trade, and investment facilitation [5]. - The implementation of a digital "single document system" has improved international railway transport efficiency, with a total transaction value of 300 million yuan from 282 orders [5][6]. - A high-standard legal service platform is being developed to support foreign-related legal matters, with 327 cases concluded [6]. Group 4: Identifying Challenges - The zone has identified 26 key issues in local economic and trade cooperation, including logistics channel expansion and trade facilitation [7]. - Specific challenges include incomplete multi-modal transport services and low levels of cross-border e-commerce service capabilities [7]. - The zone is working with experts and industry associations to address these challenges and enhance the service system [7][8].