乌鲁木齐海关：服务开放发展迈上新台阶

Core Insights - The Urumqi Customs has significantly improved its governance, service quality, and operational capabilities in 2025, leading to a historic increase in Xinjiang's foreign trade, which surpassed 500 billion yuan, marking a growth of 19.9% [1] Group 1: Economic Development - In 2025, Xinjiang's cross-border logistics reform achieved substantial results, with road port cargo volume increasing from 9.723 million tons to 18.1 million tons, an increase of 86.2% [2] - The implementation of "Two Guarantees" reform resulted in a 6.3-fold increase in air cargo volume compared to pre-reform levels, with over 120,000 tons of bonded aviation fuel supplied [2] - The introduction of "smart railway ports" improved logistics efficiency by 20% and reduced inspection costs by nearly 70% [2] Group 2: Institutional Innovation - The introduction of 18 measures to support the Free Trade Zone strategy led to the establishment of the first land-based "bonded mixed mining" pilot and a smart inspection platform for railway-imported mineral products [3] - Six new "bonded+" business models were implemented in comprehensive bonded zones, covering 70% of copper concentrate imports in Xinjiang [3] - The establishment of 49 AEO enterprises represented a 26% increase, while tax reductions for businesses amounted to over 92 million yuan, a growth of 17.9% [3] Group 3: International Cooperation - Urumqi Customs participated in nine cooperation documents included in the China-Central Asia Summit and the SCO Summit, enhancing bilateral trade facilitation [4] - The establishment of a "green channel" for the rapid customs clearance of agricultural products between China and Pakistan was a key achievement [4] - A total of 49 agricultural products from neighboring countries gained access to the Chinese market, reflecting a growth of 32.2% [4] Group 4: Future Outlook - The Urumqi Customs emphasized the importance of effective policy implementation and early action to support businesses and stabilize foreign trade growth in 2026 [4] - Continuous monitoring and evaluation of key areas and tasks will be prioritized to ensure effective execution and achieve desired outcomes [4]