9部门发布13条措施全面支持服务出口

Core Insights - The recent policy measures aim to expand development space for relevant industries and inject new growth momentum into service exports [1][2] - China has historically implemented cautious regulatory policies regarding cross-border data flow, focusing on data security risk prevention, but there is room for improvement in the convenience and efficiency of data movement [1] - The establishment of international data centers and cloud computing centers in designated areas like the Shanghai Free Trade Zone and Hainan Free Trade Port is supported to meet the needs of various enterprises [1][2] Industry Developments - Hainan Free Trade Port is advancing data security and orderly flow through institutional, service, and scenario innovations, achieving positive results [2] - The province is promoting innovative policies to support international data center operators in providing services such as gaming, film processing, commercial aerospace, Beidou applications, cross-border e-commerce, and live streaming [2] - Future efforts will focus on leveraging core policies of Hainan Free Trade Port, particularly regarding data security, to further promote the construction of a comprehensive data factor pilot zone [2] Future Outlook - China's service trade development has been relatively late, but there is potential for "leapfrogging" in emerging fields like digital economy, artificial intelligence, and cloud computing [2] - The future of service exports is expected to feature two core characteristics: technology empowerment and integration of digital and physical economies, with new technologies deeply embedded in all service trade processes [2] - The integration of service trade and goods trade is anticipated to mutually promote each other, representing both a future characteristic and an advantage for China's service trade development [2]