去年山东与新西兰、澳大利亚贸易额分别占我国的9.1%、8.7%

Core Insights - The article highlights the strong trade relationships between Shandong and New Zealand, Australia, with Shandong's trade accounting for 9.1% and 8.7% of China's total trade with these countries respectively in 2024 [2]. Group 1: Trade and Investment - Shandong enterprises are maintaining good investment and development in New Zealand and Australia due to stable national relations, which provide confidence for investment [2]. - The company Guibao Pet Food Group plans to invest 950 million yuan to establish a high-end pet food production base in New Zealand, leveraging local natural resources and advanced technology [2]. - During a recent trade cooperation meeting, nearly 400 participants, including over 220 Shandong entrepreneurs, expressed a strong desire to deepen cooperation with New Zealand and Australia [3]. Group 2: Economic Cooperation - Economic cooperation is seen as mutually beneficial, with strong complementarities in markets, industries, and resources between Shandong and New Zealand, particularly in green low-carbon initiatives and high-value agriculture [3]. - South Australia’s Trade and Investment Minister emphasized the alignment of interests between South Australia and Shandong, suggesting further collaboration in agriculture, advanced manufacturing, and education [3]. Group 3: Cultural Exchange - Cultural exchanges, including performances and art exhibitions, are crucial for strengthening ties between Shandong, New Zealand, and Australia, enhancing mutual understanding and goodwill [4]. - The year 2025 marks the 40th anniversary of friendship between Shandong and New Zealand, while 2026 will celebrate the same milestone with South Australia, highlighting the importance of cultural connections [4]. Group 4: Green Development - Both Shandong and New Zealand, Australia face challenges in accelerating green and low-carbon development, with successful experiences from South Australia’s innovation park serving as a potential model for Shandong [5]. - South Australia has transformed its energy structure, significantly increasing the share of renewable energy, which could provide valuable insights for Shandong’s energy transition efforts [6].