2026全球服务商大会：为中国企业扬帆出海“链接”世界

Core Insights - The "Global Service Provider Program" in Shanghai's Jing'an District has entered its seventh year, focusing on accelerating the aggregation of high-end professional services to empower Chinese enterprises in their global expansion [1][2] - The 2026 Global Service Provider Conference highlighted the achievements of the program and discussed new trends in high-quality development of professional services and enterprise globalization [1][2] Group 1: Program Achievements - The total number of global service providers in Jing'an has reached 115, with the sixth batch of service provider companies being awarded, covering various fields such as law, consulting, and human resources [2] - A new plan for the construction of high-end professional service clusters was launched, aiming for an annual growth rate of the leasing and business service industry to exceed the average level of the district's economy by 2028 [2][6] - KPMG released the second edition of the "Belt and Road" outbound service white paper, providing practical references for Chinese enterprises expanding into Belt and Road markets [2][5] Group 2: Support for Enterprises - The program offers a comprehensive service platform that includes 60 services across 12 areas such as finance, law, and ESG, supporting enterprises throughout the entire investment cycle [5][6] - Initiatives such as the establishment of the first overseas investment project consultation service point in Shanghai's central urban area and the launch of a "one-stop" outbound service center were introduced to enhance support for enterprises [6][7] - The "Belt and Road" outbound professional service capability list was introduced to showcase outstanding service institutions in fields like law and human resources, reinforcing the soft power of professional services in supporting enterprise globalization [6][7] Group 3: Future Directions - Jing'an aims to build a high-end service ecosystem with a focus on internationalization and innovation, enhancing global resource allocation capabilities and fostering a more open economic structure [9] - The district's leadership emphasized the importance of the "Global Service Provider Program" in supporting national strategies and enhancing the global competitiveness of local enterprises [9]