加快培育外贸新动能 天津对外贸易“量稳质优”

Core Viewpoint - Tianjin has accelerated the cultivation of new momentum in foreign trade, achieving stable quantity and quality in its trade activities over the past five years [1][4]. Group 1: Trade Performance - Tianjin's goods trade scale has reached new heights, with an average annual growth rate of 2.5% in import and export volume [1][3]. - The number of enterprises with import and export performance exceeds 13,000, showing continuous growth for three consecutive years [1][3]. - The trade structure has been upgraded and optimized, with private enterprises surpassing foreign enterprises to become the largest trade entity [3]. Group 2: Product and Market Diversification - The added value of exported products has increased, with the proportion of electromechanical products rising to 66.5% [3]. - The export scale of second-hand cars ranks among the top in the country, and the import value of aircraft and components is the highest nationwide this year [3]. - Trade with 232 countries and regions has been established, with exports to Belt and Road countries and Shanghai Cooperation Organization countries growing at annual rates of 9.1% and 15.7%, respectively [3]. Group 3: Investment and International Cooperation - Tianjin is actively expanding its two-way investment space, with international cooperation in production and supply chains deepening [3][4]. - The actual use of foreign investment is expected to exceed $26 billion over five years, with significant projects like the Airbus A320 assembly line and Novo Nordisk's sterile filling plant making substantial progress [3][4]. - A total of 1,368 overseas enterprises have been established, with Chinese investment amounting to $40.6 billion across 96 countries and regions [3]. Group 4: Future Plans - Tianjin plans to expand high-level opening up and become a strategic pivot connecting domestic and international dual circulation in northern China [4]. - The city aims to enhance its free trade zone strategy, conduct pressure tests for international high-standard economic and trade rules, and deepen innovation with national economic development zones [4]. - There will be a push for foreign trade innovation, fostering new foreign trade formats such as cross-border e-commerce and digital trade, while enhancing the regional distribution and value-added functions of imported goods [4].