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Core Insights - The 2025 Greater Bay Area-ASEAN Economic Cooperation Forum was held in Shenzhen, focusing on deepening cooperation between the Greater Bay Area and ASEAN countries [1][3] - The forum featured a "1+3+1" activity structure, including a main forum, three thematic forums, and a special exhibition, aimed at creating a comprehensive cooperation ecosystem [3] - Significant projects were signed, including collaborations in cross-border services, brand building, education technology, and renewable energy, highlighting the platform's resource integration capabilities [4][6] Event Overview - The forum was co-hosted by the China-ASEAN Center and the Shenzhen Municipal Government, with over 1,000 attendees, including high-ranking officials from ASEAN countries and representatives from various sectors [1] - The event aimed to establish the "China-ASEAN Emerging Industry Collaborative Innovation Demonstration Base" and released the "2025 Greater Bay Area-ASEAN Industry Cooperation Frontier Report" [3] Project Signings - Five key cross-border projects were successfully signed, covering areas such as cross-border services and education technology, marking a shift from "point-to-point" cooperation to "ecosystem building" [4][10] - The projects include a one-stop service for enterprises from Macau and Xinjiang, a platform for brand building in ASEAN, and a strategic cooperation project in AI education [4] Legal Services Collaboration - The establishment of the "Greater Bay Area-ASEAN Legal Service Collaboration Centre" was announced, aimed at addressing compliance risks and legal disputes in cross-border trade [6] - This center will enhance legal service support for enterprises operating between the Greater Bay Area and ASEAN [6] Brand Development Support - The forum included discussions on brand development and international cooperation, with a focus on providing comprehensive support for enterprises looking to expand into ASEAN markets [7] - The platform offers over 70 types of services, including brand planning and compliance consulting, and has served over 930 enterprises [7] Future Directions - The Shenzhen Outbound E-Station plans to deepen cooperation with ASEAN business associations and service institutions, optimizing its service system and expanding service dimensions [10] - The platform aims to transition cross-border cooperation from a "project-driven" approach to an "ecosystem-driven" model, reinforcing its role as a bridge for China-ASEAN collaboration [10]