民营经济促进法半年记②｜民企出海，广东有方“法”

Core Viewpoint - The implementation of the Private Economy Promotion Law in Guangdong has significantly enhanced the confidence and sense of gain among private enterprises, facilitating their international expansion and integration into the global economy [1]. Group 1: Economic Growth and Trade - Guangdong's foreign trade import and export scale has ranked first in the country for 39 consecutive years, with the number of private enterprises engaged in import and export increasing from 77,000 to 123,000, a growth of 60.7% during the 14th Five-Year Plan period [1]. - The proportion of private enterprises in Guangdong's import and export activities rose from 55.1% to 63.6% [1]. Group 2: Legal Framework and Support - The Private Economy Promotion Law emphasizes the need for government support in legal, financial, and logistical services for private enterprises going abroad, transforming policy guidance into a legal obligation [2]. - The law aims to provide a "legal safety lock" for enterprises, reducing risks associated with unfamiliarity with foreign legal environments [2]. Group 3: Service Platforms and Ecosystem - Guangdong is building comprehensive service platforms for enterprises going abroad, shifting from "single service" to "system empowerment," exemplified by the establishment of the "China Enterprises Going Global" service base, which connects with 198 overseas service institutions [3]. - The "Going Global" base has organized multiple seminars to address the full process of international expansion, indicating a shift in enterprises' perception of professional overseas services from optional to essential [3]. Group 4: Compliance and Development - The law outlines that private enterprises must comply with local laws and respect cultural traditions when investing abroad, marking a transition from "wild growth" to "compliant development" [7]. - Guangdong's development and reform commission has initiated salons to provide enterprises with compliance experiences and strategies for international operations [9]. Group 5: Intellectual Property and Talent Development - The law emphasizes the protection of overseas intellectual property rights, which is crucial for stimulating innovation among private enterprises [11]. - Guangdong has established eight national overseas intellectual property dispute response centers and is actively developing legal talent to support enterprises in international markets [12][14]. Group 6: Future Directions - The Guangdong Development and Reform Commission plans to further implement the Private Economy Promotion Law, supporting enterprises in establishing overseas R&D, production, logistics, and warehousing bases [14].