江苏2个中外中小企业合作区入选国家级榜单 “花落”南京和常州

Core Points - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology announced the list of Sino-foreign SME cooperation zones for 2025, with 14 zones recognized for a five-year validity [1][4] - Jiangsu province has two cooperation zones listed: the Sino-Swiss SME Cooperation Zone in Changzhou and the Sino-European SME Cooperation Zone in Nanjing [1][2] Summary by Category Cooperation Zones - The 14 recognized cooperation zones are distributed across 12 provinces and cities, including coastal (Shanghai, Shenzhen), central (Hefei, Xi'an), and western regions (Chengdu, Chongqing), indicating a balanced national strategy for promoting international cooperation among SMEs [3][4] - The cooperation zones cover diverse international partners, including Europe (Sino-European, Sino-Swiss, Sino-German), Asia (Sino-Japanese, Sino-Korean, ASEAN), and the Americas, facilitating SMEs' integration into global supply chains [3][4] Jiangsu Cooperation Zones - The Changzhou Sino-Swiss Cooperation Zone focuses on high-end equipment manufacturing and biomedicine, with over 60% of enterprises being Swiss and hosting the only Swiss center in China outside Shanghai [2][3] - The Nanjing Sino-European Cooperation Zone leverages the Jiangning Economic and Technological Development Zone, attracting major European companies like Phoenix and Siemens, and has established a cluster for green intelligent vehicles and high-end equipment manufacturing [3] Development and Management - The Ministry will implement dynamic management and regular evaluations of the cooperation zones, requiring them to develop tailored plans based on their unique advantages and resources [4] - Local SME authorities are tasked with creating supportive policies and monitoring the development of these cooperation zones [4]