中马“两国双园”探索构建更为紧密的跨境产业链供应链

Core Viewpoint - The "Two Countries, Twin Parks" initiative between China and Malaysia is advancing towards a more integrated cross-border industrial and supply chain, with significant investment commitments and international collaboration [1][3]. Investment and Projects - A total of 50 investment projects and cooperation agreements were signed during the promotion conference, with a total investment exceeding 42.4 billion RMB [1]. - The projects span various sectors including artificial intelligence, food processing, international trade, port logistics, new energy materials, and equipment manufacturing [1][3]. International Collaboration - The initiative has attracted investors from various regions including Asia and Africa, indicating a shift from bilateral to multilateral cooperation [3]. - The "Two Countries, Twin Parks" platform is expanding its international cooperation network, marking a new phase of deep integration in the industrial and supply chain [3]. Historical Context - The China-Malaysia Qinzhou Industrial Park and Malaysia-China Kuantan Industrial Park are recognized as the world's first international "sister parks," pioneering the establishment of national-level industrial parks between China and ASEAN countries [3][4]. - Over the past decade, both parks have facilitated significant projects, creating complementary cross-border industrial chains in sectors such as bird's nest, palm oil, recycled metals, and new chemical materials [3][4]. Economic Impact - As of mid-2023, the Qinzhou Industrial Park has attracted 373 projects with a cumulative industrial output value of 121 billion RMB, while the Kuantan Industrial Park has signed 16 projects with an output value exceeding 100 billion RMB [4]. Future Developments - The current phase of the "Two Countries, Twin Parks" initiative focuses on quality enhancement, including strengthening industrial layout, accelerating smart port and customs construction, and innovating supply chain financial services [4]. - The integration of artificial intelligence into industrial development is a key focus, with several AI-related projects already established in the Qinzhou Industrial Park [4].