广东出台18条实施意见 推动贸易高质量发展

Group 1: Core Views - The Guangdong Provincial Government has released implementation opinions to promote high-level openness in digital trade and service trade, outlining 18 specific measures to drive development in these areas [1][2]. Group 2: Development of Digital Trade - The opinions emphasize the promotion of high-quality service imports in sectors such as healthcare and cultural entertainment, including hosting international film exhibitions and cultural exchange activities [1]. - Support is provided for the establishment of digital trade empowerment centers and comprehensive service platforms in cities like Guangzhou and Nansha, as well as the creation of national service trade innovation development demonstration zones [1]. - Initiatives include the construction of a digital trade port in Dongguan and the implementation of cross-border management trials for research data in Hengqin [1]. Group 3: Innovation in Service Trade - The opinions encourage the establishment of foreign-invested hospitals in cities like Guangzhou and Shenzhen, and the development of legal service clusters [2]. - There is a focus on expanding the import of urgently needed productive services and promoting the development of digital creative and cultural industries in designated cultural export bases [2]. Group 4: International Market Expansion - The "Global Service Trade" plan aims to organize enterprises to participate in domestic and international digital trade and service trade exhibitions to expand their international market presence [2]. - Support is also provided for the establishment of a service outsourcing distribution center in Zhuhai [2]. Group 5: Strengthening Support Systems - The opinions propose the use of diversified financial tools, such as trade finance and equity investment, to support enterprises in exploring international service trade markets [3]. - The implementation of the "Youyue Card" policy aims to facilitate entry and exit for qualified foreign high-level talents [3]. - There is a call for the establishment of a digital trade certification system and the promotion of patent "open licensing" to enhance support for small and micro enterprises [3].