第八届进博会｜从进博看中国自贸区：开放试验田孕育全球合作新机遇

Core Insights - The eighth Hongqiao International Economic Forum's "Investing in China" special promotion event highlighted the achievements of China's free trade zones (FTZs) over the past decade, emphasizing China's commitment to open cooperation and mutual benefits [1] - The Ministry of Commerce stated that FTZs serve as experimental fields for reform and are strong engines for high-quality development in the new era [1] - Since the establishment of the first FTZ in Shanghai in 2013, China has created a network of 22 FTZs that contribute approximately 12% of the national GDP and account for 20% of the country's trade volume [1] Summary by Relevant Sections Development and Achievements of FTZs - FTZs have formed a comprehensive open pattern across various regions in China, serving as critical support for national strategies [1] - The United Nations Industrial Development Organization highlighted the significant economic contributions of national-level FTZs [1] Regional Characteristics and Industry Development - Western and border FTZs have leveraged their geographical advantages to develop differentiated industrial paths, showcasing unique strengths at the China International Import Expo [2] - Chongqing and Sichuan FTZs have collaborated to build a modern industrial cluster worth trillions in electronic information, equipment manufacturing, and advanced materials [2] - The Shaanxi FTZ is actively involved in the Belt and Road Initiative, focusing on international logistics and agricultural cooperation [2] - Heilongjiang FTZ has transformed its cold climate into an economic advantage, with the ice and snow economy exceeding 300 billion [2] - Xinjiang FTZ has become a key node for supply chain cooperation between Asia and Europe due to its unique resources [2] - Yunnan FTZ is developing as a connectivity hub for South and Southeast Asia, promoting green energy and digital economy sectors [2] - Guangxi FTZ, being the only one that is both border and coastal, is establishing itself as an AI industry hub, attracting international enterprises [2]