Group 1 - The current Digital Expo focuses on "promoting trade through exhibitions" as its core feature [2] - A new "Digital Silk Road" supply-demand matching area has been established for the first time [2] - The design includes a closed-loop system of "demand-oriented solicitation + precise supply matching + in-depth on-site connection" to address information gaps, trust issues, and compatibility challenges in the international cooperation of digital technologies [2]

把偏远牧区的牛羊交易接入全球电商网络，给基层乡村诊所接上顶级医疗"大脑"，为传统口岸装上人工 智能"眼睛"……从5G网络的跨境覆盖到电商平台的互联互通，从数字支付的普及到人工智能的运用， 上海合作组织以"数字丝绸之路"为纽带，通过一系列创新实践，推动成员国在数字领域开展深度合作。 2022年9月，习近平主席在上海合作组织成员国元首理事会第二十二次会议上宣布建立中国—上海合作 组织大数据合作中心，打造共同发展的新引擎。克拉玛依市是中国—上合组织大数据合作中心新疆分中 心所在地。截至今年6月，分中心已为上合组织成员国的20多个政府部门、研究机构、智库、运营商、 企业、高校等开展了9期培训，累计培训学员300余人次，成为驱动上合组织国家数字化转型的重要平 台。 "我们正致力于发展安全城市、智慧城市、人工智能城市项目，我在克拉玛依看到的城市数字化转型的 成功案例，将帮助我们发展相关项目。"乌兹别克斯坦数字技术部部长谢尔佐德·谢尔马托夫说。今年6 月，谢尔马托夫来华参加中国—上合组织大数据合作中心2025年"上合之树"数字技术高级培训班，实地 考察克拉玛依云计算产业园区，调研数字化转型标杆案例，对数字化建设在促进产业转 ...

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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]

阿塞拜疆"Report"网8月6日报道，跨里海光缆线路建设项目海底勘测工作 已正式启动，该线路是"数字丝绸之路"重要组成部分，旨在打造连接亚欧的数 字走廊。此次勘测将涵盖沿海区域分析及海底地形的详细研究，确定一条距离 最短、安全环保的线路。目前，勘测工作已在阿塞拜疆和哈萨克斯坦同步启 动，预计持续至多四周。AzerTelecom董事会主席马西莫夫与公司管理层现场 考察将执行海底勘测任务的"图尔坎号"（Turkan）船只，并表示随着海底勘测 工作的启动，跨里海光纤光缆线路项目将进入关键环节。 该项目将在里海海底建设一条连接阿苏姆盖特市与哈阿克套市、总长度为 380公里的海底光纤光缆线路，设计传输容量最高达400 Tbps（太比特/秒）， 将实现大容量数据的高速传输，打造覆盖阿、哈、格鲁吉亚、土耳其、土库曼 斯坦的数字通信走廊，构建高容量、低延迟的数字基础设施。项目计划于2026 年底前完成，阿方执行单位为AzerTelecom公司，哈方执行单位为 Kazakhtelecom公司，技术监督与咨询服务由美国Pioneer Consulting公司提供。 （原标题：跨里海光缆项目启动海底勘测工作） ...

Core Insights - The Turpan Zhongke Intelligent Computing Data Center project has been launched as a significant initiative to support China's "East Data West Computing" strategy [2][8] - The project aims to establish a regional computing hub that connects Asia and Europe, leveraging Turpan's advantages in clean energy and flexible policy mechanisms [8][16] Strategic Vision - Academician Wu Shouer Slamu emphasized the project's strategic positioning and technological vision, advocating for high standards, resource collaboration between eastern and western regions, and a strong foundation for safe operations [5][16] - The project is envisioned as a benchmark for modern infrastructure that integrates green, intensive, and efficient characteristics, serving as a powerful engine for the digital economy in Xinjiang and nationwide [5][10] Green Energy Foundation - The project will utilize local abundant wind and solar resources, implementing a low-carbon operation model throughout its lifecycle [10] - The natural complementarity between green energy resources and intelligent computing industries provides unique conditions for creating a low-energy, low-latency computing center [10] Industry Collaboration - Key partnerships were established during the launch, including collaborations with local government and major technology firms to accelerate project implementation and enhance cloud-native operating systems and distributed computing technologies [11] - The signing of agreements marks the formation of a regional computing industry ecosystem that encompasses hardware infrastructure, software platforms, and application scenarios, supporting the industrialization of the "East Data West Computing" strategy in Xinjiang [11] Future Development - The project is set to leverage Xinjiang's energy and geographical advantages to empower traditional industries and accelerate the deployment of cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence and big data [16] - As the project enters the construction phase, it is positioned to become a key innovation hub for building a "Digital Silk Road" between China and European countries [16]

Core Insights - The forum emphasizes that artificial intelligence and the digital economy are reshaping global economic development, with digital currencies becoming a core variable in the reconstruction of the international monetary system [2][3] Group 1: Global Economic Forces - Artificial intelligence and the digital economy are jointly transforming the global economic landscape, with digital currencies evolving from a financial technology concept to a key component of the international monetary system [2] Group 2: Risks of Unipolar Stablecoins - The push for unipolar stablecoins by certain countries poses five systemic risks: 1. Divergence from a multipolar framework, exposing global financial security to single asset volatility [3] 2. Amplification of market contagion risks, as traditional financial risks may be transmitted through stablecoins [3] 3. Potential for dollar and U.S. Treasury bond volatility to spill over into the global financial market via stablecoin channels [3] 4. Currency mismatch and financial fragility, particularly with the dominance of dollar stablecoins [3] 5. Regulatory vacuum, necessitating global cooperation to enhance governance around stablecoins [3] Group 3: China's Digital Currency Principles - China's experience with digital currencies highlights three fundamental principles for global digital currency development: 1. Authentic value, opposing speculative bubbles detached from the real economy [4] 2. Systemic robustness, advocating for cross-border regulatory cooperation and multilateral clearing among central bank digital currencies and compliant stablecoins [4] 3. Inclusive accessibility, leveraging smart contract technology for broad financial inclusion and establishing a digital Silk Road based on mutual benefit [5] Group 4: Strategic Response to Challenges - To counter the challenges posed by the dominance of dollar stablecoins, a three-pronged strategy is proposed: regulatory upgrades, a dual system for digital currencies, and regional alliances, aiming to create an inclusive and mutually beneficial global digital currency financial order [6]

Group 1 - The Hainan Free Trade Port will officially start its full island closure operation on December 18 this year, creating a new engine for the development of an open economy in China [1] - Jiangsu's manufacturing industry, which ranks first in the country, is expected to benefit from the open policies of Hainan, including "zero tariffs" and "processing and value-added tax exemptions" [1][5] - The collaboration between Jiangsu and Hainan is exemplified by the "Nanjing R&D + Hainan transformation" model, which accelerates the introduction of international advanced pharmaceuticals into China [1][2] Group 2 - Jiangsu and Hainan have signed a series of cooperation agreements focusing on biomedicine, aiming to create a full industrial chain open innovation demonstration zone [2] - The strategic cooperation includes building a global data element circulation hub, integrating data industry advantages from Nanjing with Hainan's cross-border data flow policies [3][4] - The partnership aims to explore cross-border data processing and storage, supporting Jiangsu enterprises in utilizing Hainan's international data channels [4][6] Group 3 - Hainan's duty-free policy is attracting over ten million international tourists annually, becoming a new support point for Jiangsu's consumer goods to sell globally [3] - Jiangsu companies are leveraging Hainan as a regional distribution center, reducing logistics costs by 20% through the use of bonded warehouses [3][5] - The collaboration is expected to create a "digital silk road," enhancing the digital transformation of Jiangsu manufacturing and fostering innovative business models in cross-border e-commerce and digital content [5][6] Group 4 - The partnership will focus on building innovation platforms between universities and research institutions in both regions to tackle core technologies like blockchain and privacy computing [4][6] - There is an emphasis on creating a medical data security sharing platform to facilitate the cross-border flow of clinical trial and genetic sequencing data [6][7] - Jiangsu enterprises are encouraged to adapt to international competition through Hainan's pilot programs for high-standard trade rules [7]

Core Insights - The ASEAN Secretary-General's roundtable in Beijing emphasized the theme of "shared opportunities, co-creating prosperity, and initiating a new journey of cooperation" [1] - ASEAN and China have seen continuous growth in bilateral trade, with China remaining ASEAN's largest trading partner for 16 consecutive years and ASEAN being China's largest trading partner for 5 years [1] - The completion of the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area 3.0 negotiations and the implementation of RCEP provide a solid institutional framework for economic cooperation [1] Group 1 - ASEAN's trade promotion association, led by President Bo Shanglang, highlighted the importance of policy communication, enterprise connection, and ecosystem building in enhancing cooperation [1] - The association aims to integrate expert resources to help businesses leverage policy benefits and mitigate risks, while also promoting trade facilitation and a fair business environment [1] - The focus on cultural exchanges aims to strengthen youth friendships, providing a soft support for deepening economic and trade relations [1] Group 2 - The ASEAN trade promotion association plans to focus on the "Digital Silk Road" and green transformation to advance cooperation [2] - ASEAN countries are actively developing digital infrastructure, and China is positioned to lead in digital technology and industries, promoting collaboration in areas like 5G and artificial intelligence [2] - The association intends to establish more regular and multi-level mechanisms for industry and enterprise-level exchanges, facilitating deeper cooperation in specific fields [2]

Group 1 - The forum held on July 24, 2025, in Quanzhou, Fujian, focused on the theme "Digital Silk Road for a Shared Future," discussing topics such as digital trade cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative, AI empowering the private economy, and the digital transformation of international transportation [1] - As of the end of 2022, China has signed "Digital Silk Road" cooperation memorandums with 17 countries, promoting digital development strategies and enhancing exchanges across various fields [1] - The construction of the "Digital Silk Road" is seen as a new highlight in implementing global development initiatives and advancing Belt and Road cooperation [1] Group 2 - The "Silk Road E-commerce" initiative aims to enhance trade efficiency among participating countries through digital trade, creating new business models and reducing transaction costs [2] - The number of China's "Silk Road E-commerce" partner countries has increased to 36, with local products from some African countries gaining international market access through Chinese e-commerce platforms [2] - The initiative is expected to play a more prominent role in promoting the integration of the global digital economy as more countries participate [2] Group 3 - Challenges in the "Digital Silk Road" construction include underdeveloped economies in many participating countries, low internet usage rates, and the prevalence of "digital islands" [3] - There is a need for stronger "soft connectivity" in standard rules, as the rapid development of the digital economy demands higher international standards and governance frameworks [3] - The forum served as an international platform for discussing digital Silk Road development and a valuable opportunity for cultural exchange and storytelling [3]