聚焦“稳扩提” 青海推动外贸实现新突破

Core Viewpoint - Qinghai's business department aims to enhance foreign trade by focusing on stabilizing existing markets, expanding new markets, and improving product quality, particularly in the chemical and renewable energy sectors [1][2] Group 1: Export Focus - By 2026, Qinghai will support salt lake chemical enterprises in increasing exports of PVC, soda ash, and high-end magnesium products [1] - The province will ensure stable orders for leading new energy companies and maintain lithium battery export volumes [1] - Qinghai aims to achieve breakthroughs in the export of "dual cold" products [1] Group 2: New Growth Points - The business department will promote the export of high-value new products such as energy storage batteries, lithium iron phosphate materials, and aluminum foil [1] - There will be an expansion of imports for resource-based products like refined oil and recycled aluminum, as well as high-quality consumer goods to promote trade balance [1] - A "specialty industry foreign trade empowerment plan" will be implemented to create export industry clusters [1] Group 3: Regional Development - The focus will be on supporting the export of high-value products like food-grade/magnesium oxide and boric acid from Haixi Mongolian and Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture [1] - Hainan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture will be developed into a "China high-end cold-water fish export industry cluster" [1] - The city of Haidong will be cultivated as a "highland cool vegetable and specialty agricultural product export industry cluster" [1] Group 4: Logistics and Market Support - Qinghai will optimize international logistics channels and match them with the production and sales cycles of specialty products [2] - The province will explore the operation of dedicated trains for specialty products and provide greater support for companies in market expansion and overseas warehouse construction [2] - A collaborative model will be formed between Xining's foreign trade service platform and various industrial bases in the cities and states, achieving complementary advantages and win-win cooperation [2]