新疆自贸试验区成立两周年 改革试点任务完成超八成

Core Insights - The Xinjiang Free Trade Zone has achieved significant progress in institutional innovation and economic development since its establishment on November 1, 2023, with a completion rate of 81.5% for reform pilot tasks by October 2023, surpassing the target of over 80% for the second year [1] - The zone has seen the establishment of over 18,000 new enterprises, bringing the total to 44,000, and recorded an import-export volume of 155.33 billion yuan, accounting for nearly 40% of the region's total [1][2] Group 1: Institutional and Economic Development - The Xinjiang Free Trade Zone has implemented 72 provincial-level institutional innovation achievements, which have been promoted throughout the region [1] - A total of 69 supportive policies have been introduced, and 45 economic and social management powers have been delegated to enhance the business environment [1] Group 2: Logistics and Trade Enhancement - The zone is enhancing its logistics hub capabilities with the construction of land and air port-type national logistics hubs, and the full application of "direct loading" for China-Europe (Central Asia) trains [2] - The international air network has expanded, with 28 international passenger routes and 36 international cargo routes, covering multiple countries and cities [2] Group 3: Foreign Trade and Investment - The Xinjiang Free Trade Zone has established 43 overseas and border warehouses, facilitating a multi-warehouse cross-border logistics model [2] - The zone has seen nearly 40% of new foreign enterprises established in the region, with ongoing innovations in foreign exchange business trials and management mechanisms [2] Group 4: International Cooperation - The zone is deepening cooperation with Central Asian countries and members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization in various fields, including trade, industry, energy, and technology [2] - Platforms such as the "Belt and Road" joint laboratory and international offshore innovation centers have been established to support these collaborations [2]