长三角与长江经济带自贸试验区联动创新，共推制度型开放迈向纵深

Core Viewpoint - The strategic significance of promoting the coordinated development of the Yangtze River Economic Belt's free trade zones is emphasized, aiming to enhance overall reform efficiency and support the construction of a new development pattern [1][3]. Group 1: Free Trade Zone Development - The "Blue Book on the Development of China's (Jiangsu) Free Trade Zone" was released, focusing on the theme of empowering the free trade zone's strategic enhancement through new productive forces [1][3]. - Jiangsu's free trade zone has contributed to one-tenth of the province's total foreign trade import and export volume over the past six years, with over 450 institutional innovation cases summarized, 34 of which have been promoted nationwide [3][4]. - Sichuan's free trade zone has seen the establishment of over 330,000 new enterprises since its inception, with an average annual foreign trade import and export growth of 14.8% [3][4]. Group 2: Institutional Innovation and Collaboration - Continuous exploration in sharing institutional innovation results and establishing collaborative development mechanisms has been a focus for various free trade zones [4][5]. - Jiangsu has become the first province in the country to pilot a full industrial chain in the biopharmaceutical sector, following the approval of its development plan by the State Council [4]. - As of September 2025, a total of 485 institutional innovation results from free trade zones have been promoted nationwide, with the Yangtze River Economic Belt serving as a significant testing ground for cross-provincial collaborative development [4][5]. Group 3: Future Directions and Strategic Goals - The need for further breaking down administrative barriers and achieving more institutional results in industrial chain collaboration, rule recognition, and risk prevention is highlighted [5]. - The Shanghai Free Trade Zone is expected to play a core role in sharing national strategic platforms and creating a trade single window for the Yangtze River Economic Belt [5].