会上，新疆大学经济与管理学院教授，喀什大学兼职教授陈兵发布了《中亚电商发展研究报告2025》。 报告指出，中亚电商市场潜力巨大，中国与中亚应加强合作，简化通关流程，培养电商人才，提升支付 物流水平，推动社交电商生态建设，助力中亚特色产品在中国销售，为"丝路电商"合作注入新动力。 8月15日，作为第十五届"喀交会"配套活动之一，在上海对口支援新疆工作前方指挥部、喀什地区商务 局的支持下，由喀什大学、复旦大学与"丝路电商"国际智库联盟联合主办的"丝路电商"经贸合作喀什交 流会成功举行。国内外权威专家、企业代表和政府官员齐聚一堂，共同探讨在新的国际形势下，如何进 一步挖掘喀什在丝路电商中的潜力，推动高质量发展，助力喀什成为丝路电商的重要枢纽城市。 今年是新疆维吾尔自治区成立70周年，也是上海市新一轮对口援疆15周年。15年来，沪喀两地在经济、 教育、科技等领域开展了广泛而深入的合作，取得了显著成效。此次交流会聚焦"丝路电商"高质量发 展，旨在进一步深化沪喀在数字经济和丝路电商领域的合作，推动喀什打造"一带一路"跨境电商战略枢 纽。 上海对口支援新疆工作前方指挥部总指挥、喀什地委副书记孟庆源，复旦大学副校长陈志敏，喀 ...

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Group 1 - The "Silk Road E-commerce" economic and trade cooperation exchange meeting was held in Kashgar, Xinjiang, focusing on exploring the potential of Kashgar in the Silk Road e-commerce under the new international situation [1] - The event was supported by the Shanghai Xinjiang Work Front Command and the Kashgar Regional Commerce Bureau, co-hosted by Kashgar University and Fudan University, aiming to deepen cooperation in digital economy and cross-border e-commerce [1] - This year marks the 15th anniversary of Shanghai's support for Xinjiang, with significant achievements in economic, educational, and technological cooperation between the two regions [1] Group 2 - The executive director of the Pakistan-China Council highlighted new opportunities for China-Pakistan e-commerce cooperation under the "Digital Silk Road," with Kashgar expected to become a regional logistics and data hub [2] - A report titled "Central Asia E-commerce Development Research Report 2025" was released, indicating the vast potential of the Central Asian e-commerce market but also noting challenges such as insufficient platform competitiveness and inadequate payment and logistics systems [2] - The report recommends strengthening cooperation between China and Central Asia, simplifying customs processes, and enhancing e-commerce talent cultivation to boost the e-commerce ecosystem [2] Group 3 - The successful hosting of the exchange meeting marks the beginning of a new chapter in building the "Silk Road E-commerce" strategic hub, enhancing Kashgar's strategic position as a key e-commerce hub connecting China with Central Asia, South Asia, and Europe [3] - Future cooperation between Shanghai and Kashgar will focus on digital economy and cross-border e-commerce, aiming to create a competitive "Silk Road E-commerce" economic cooperation platform [3] - This collaboration represents a win-win situation for both cities and serves as a vivid example of high-quality development under the "Belt and Road" initiative [3]

Core Insights - Kashgar is leveraging the "Silk Road E-commerce" initiative to enhance its integration into the global economic network [1][2] - The recent "Silk Road E-commerce" economic cooperation exchange conference aims to deepen collaboration between Shanghai and Kashgar in digital economy and cross-border e-commerce [1][2] Group 1: Event Overview - The exchange conference was co-hosted by Kashgar University, Fudan University, and the "Silk Road E-commerce" International Think Tank Alliance [1] - The conference gathered representatives from the e-commerce sector, academia, and government to discuss the potential of Kashgar in the Silk Road e-commerce landscape [2] Group 2: Research Findings - The "Central Asia E-commerce Development Research Report 2025" highlights the significant potential of the Central Asian e-commerce market, while also noting challenges such as insufficient platform competitiveness and inadequate payment and logistics systems [1] - Recommendations from the report include enhancing cooperation between China and Central Asia, simplifying customs processes, and improving payment and logistics capabilities [1] Group 3: Future Prospects - The successful hosting of the exchange conference marks the beginning of a new chapter in building a strategic hub for "Silk Road E-commerce" [2] - Future collaborations between Shanghai and Kashgar are expected to strengthen Kashgar's strategic position as a key e-commerce hub connecting China with Central Asia, South Asia, and Europe [2]

Group 1 - The TIR cross-border channel of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) demonstration zone has officially opened, focusing on cross-border e-commerce business and exploring new business formats of "TIR + cross-border e-commerce" [1] - The channel aims to provide efficient logistics support for the "Silk Road E-commerce" comprehensive service base [1] - Currently, the SCO demonstration zone has opened four TIR international road routes connecting China with Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, and Belarus, with a total of 14 TIR-certified transport fleets and a capacity of 389 vehicles, serving over a thousand foreign trade enterprises [1]

Core Viewpoint - The "Belt and Road" initiative has evolved into a significant international economic cooperation platform, enhancing China's global connectivity and regional openness, while promoting high-quality development and modernization [1][2]. Group 1: Belt and Road Initiative Overview - The initiative has expanded its cooperation to over 150 countries and 30 international organizations, becoming the largest and most influential international economic cooperation platform globally [1]. - As of June 2025, the China-Europe Railway Express has operated 112,000 trains, reaching 229 cities in 26 European countries, while the "Silk Road Maritime" routes have reached 134, and the air silk road covers 61 participating countries [1]. - The import and export volume of China's central and western regions accounted for 18.1% of the national total in the first half of the year, an increase of 3.6 percentage points since 2013, indicating significant enhancement in open development dynamics [1]. Group 2: Economic Impact and Future Directions - The initiative tightly integrates domestic and international dual circulation, injecting strong momentum into the establishment of a higher-level open economy, and serves as a crucial engine for achieving Chinese-style modernization [2]. - The "Belt and Road" initiative is entering a high-quality development phase, requiring the improvement of mechanisms for high-quality cooperation, focusing on nine key areas including planning standards, connectivity, and supply chain collaboration [2]. - The initiative is characterized as a long-term, cross-border, and systematic project, emphasizing the importance of mechanism construction for transforming cooperation agreements into actionable projects and sustainable development [2]. Group 3: Green Development and Industry Cooperation - The initiative promotes green development by facilitating the export of Chinese green technologies and services, supported by networks and partnerships for green low-carbon investment [3]. - Over 400,000 Chinese employees are currently working overseas, contributing to the initiative's goals, highlighting the need for diversified financing mechanisms to support long-term projects [3]. - There is a focus on guiding industrial layout in participating countries to enhance resource utilization and improve the resilience and security of supply chains [3][4].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that the consumption e-commerce sector in China has shown significant vitality in 2023, with a nationwide online retail sales growth of 8.5% from January to June [1] - Quality products, trade-in programs, and online service consumption have experienced rapid growth, with digital products, 15 categories of state-subsidized home appliances, and digital products increasing by 9.9%, 12.7%, and 14.6% respectively [1] - The implementation of consumption expansion policies in the e-commerce sector has been effective, fostering quality e-commerce development, integrating foreign trade into domestic sales, and promoting innovation in artificial intelligence applications [1] Group 2 - The "Silk Road E-commerce" initiative has expanded to 36 partner countries, signing e-commerce cooperation agreements with Kenya, Bangladesh, and Egypt [2] - The initiative has conducted nearly 20 activities to deepen cooperation with partner countries, attracting representatives from over 60 countries to industry matchmaking events in regions like Shandong and Hunan [2] - The sales of Kazakh honey and Kenyan coffee beans on key monitored platforms have increased by 180.7% and 37% respectively [2] Group 3 - Digital commerce is becoming a new engine for high-quality business development, with the introduction of industry standards for live e-commerce parks and training programs for businesses [2] - The contribution rate of online retail sales of physical goods to total retail sales of consumer goods has reached 29.6%, while the share of online dining in total dining revenue has increased by 1.9 percentage points [2] - Cross-border e-commerce has demonstrated resilience in foreign trade, with preliminary statistics showing a 5.7% year-on-year growth in cross-border e-commerce imports and exports, totaling 1.32 trillion yuan from January to June [2]

Group 1 - The report highlights that China's new e-commerce is driving consumption upgrades and industrial transformation through technological empowerment and model innovation [1][2] - Generative AI, represented by large models, is reshaping the operational logic of new e-commerce, with applications in live streaming product selection, intelligent customer service, and precision marketing [2] - The report identifies key trends such as green consumption, instant retail, and the silver economy, with instant retail GMV growth projected at 19.5% in 2024, significantly outpacing overall online shopping growth [2][3] Group 2 - China remains the largest online retail market globally, with online retail sales expected to reach 15.5 trillion yuan in 2024, a year-on-year growth of 7.2% [3] - The new e-commerce platforms have created over 40 million jobs, encompassing new roles such as assistants, content creators, and AI trainers [5] - Rural online retail sales are projected to reach 2.56 trillion yuan in 2024, with agricultural product online sales growing by 15.8% [5]