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Core Viewpoint - Guiyang has successfully implemented its "14th Five-Year Plan" by focusing on building an inland open economy, enhancing trade and economic cooperation, and promoting high-quality development through a robust open economy strategy [1] Group 1: Economic Expansion - Over the past five years, Guiyang has expanded its overseas markets, establishing trade partnerships with over 200 countries and regions globally [2] - The city has achieved an average annual trade growth of 37.3% with Belt and Road and RCEP member countries, and 27.1%, 21.2%, and 49.4% with Southeast Asia, South Asia, and Central Asia respectively [2] Group 2: Infrastructure Development - Guiyang has extended cross-border transport channels, becoming a key link between Southwest China and Southeast Asia [3] - The city has established a "road-rail-air" trade transport system, with the international land port completed by the end of 2022, and has transported 33,900 TEUs of goods to date [3] Group 3: Platform and Industry Growth - The city has enhanced its open innovation platforms, with the foreign trade import-export volume from the "1+5" national-level platforms increasing from 43.4% in 2021 to 68.8% in 2024 [4] - Guiyang has developed a comprehensive port system and established the first comprehensive bonded international land port in the country, achieving significant growth in the export of used cars [4] Group 4: Market and Business Development - Guiyang has seen a significant increase in market entities, with 809 new foreign trade enterprises established, including 143 with over 100 million yuan in performance [6] - The city has also attracted 424 new foreign investment enterprises, with a notable increase in advanced manufacturing and high-tech industries [6] Group 5: Trade and Service Innovation - Guiyang has diversified its trade models, leading in cross-border e-commerce and achieving a "Bonded+" business import-export volume of 17.57 billion yuan in 2024 [7] - The city has actively engaged in service trade, particularly in digital technology and cultural sectors, and has been recognized as a national pilot for service trade innovation [7]