南昌海关统计分析处副处长王捷认为，随着高质量共建"一带一路"扎实推进、中国—东盟自贸区3.0版 落地实施、中非合作升级等合作成果红利释放，江西企业积极融入全球产业链价值链，中间品贸易增速 加快。 据统计，2025年江西中间品进出口3480.6亿元，增长4.8%。其中，对东盟、非洲进出口大幅增长 31.8%、12.6%。 【东盟专线】2025年江西对东盟进出口同比增34.9% 来源：中国新闻网 编辑：张澍楠 中新社南昌1月21日电 (记者 吴鹏泉)南昌海关关长邝力21日在南昌表示，2025年江西对东盟进出口同比 (下同)增长34.9%。 江西省政府新闻办、南昌海关当日联合召开江西2025年外贸进出口情况新闻发布会。邝力在发布会上介 绍，2025年江西对共建"一带一路"国家进出口2658.2亿元(人民币，下同)，增长13.9%；对拉美、非洲进 出口增长10.9%、11.1%。 电动汽车、光伏产品、锂电池等"新三样"产品成为拉动江西出口的重要商品。2025年江西"新三样"产品 出口274.4亿元，较2020年增长89.1%。 2025年是"十四五"规划收官之年。五年来，江西货物通达200多个国家和地区。 王捷说，" ...

从国际"朋友圈"来看，2025年江西对共建"一带一路"国家进出口2658.2亿元，增长13.9%；对东盟进出 口增长34.9%；对拉美、非洲进出口增长10.9%、11.1%。 南昌海关统计分析处副处长王捷认为，随着高质量共建"一带一路"扎实推进、中国—东盟自贸区3.0版 落地实施、中非合作升级等合作成果红利释放，江西企业积极融入全球产业链价值链，中间品贸易增速 加快。 据统计，2025年江西中间品进出口3480.6亿元，增长4.8%。其中，对东盟、非洲进出口大幅增长 31.8%、12.6%。 1月21日，江西2025年外贸进出口情况新闻发布会在南昌举行。记者 吴鹏泉 摄 中新网南昌1月21日电 (记者 吴鹏泉)记者21日从江西2025年外贸进出口情况新闻发布会上了解到，2025 年江西外贸平稳增长，对东盟进出口大增。 据南昌海关统计，2025年江西外贸进出口4823亿元，同比(下同)增长2.7%。其中，出口3097.8亿元，增 长1.8%；进口1725.2亿元，增长4.3%。 南昌海关关长邝力在发布会上表示，江西外贸自2025年6月份开始止跌反弹，月度进出口连续7个月在 400亿元以上规模运行。从季度看，20 ...

中新社南宁1月17日电 (记者 蒋雪林)中国海关总署近日公布的数据显示，2025年中国对东盟进出口总值 突破万亿美元大关。在贸易额站上新高度、外部环境复杂多变的背景下，这条全球瞩目的经济纽带前景 如何？多位专家学者在接受中新社记者采访时指出，中国—东盟经贸合作内生动力强劲，正孕育新一轮 增长。 2026年1月 雷小华认为，在突破万亿美元大关后，中国与东盟双边贸易将进行新一轮增长，支撑动力在于全球经济 重心东移的大势。东南亚处于经济"上升通道"，其增长、基建和消费市场扩张构成了强大的进口需求， 与中国产能形成天然互补。 胡志勇指出，AI(人工智能)正成为深化中国—东盟合作的关键引擎，不仅能推动数字基础设施互联互 通、跨境物流与支付数字化升级，还将通过构建产业链差异化发展模式，在智能制造、现代农业等领域 深化融合。双方在AI治理、行业标准互通乃至全球规则制定方面的合作，将为区域一体化注入全新动 力。 雷小华对此深表认同。他指出："围绕AI贸易会衍生出算力、数据、模型、终端产品等极其丰富的上下 游贸易。"他预测，未来中国与东盟贸易的"新三样"可能包含AI场景应用、具身机器人以及创新药等， 这些领域将创造巨大贸易增量 ...

Core Viewpoint - The China-ASEAN Free Trade Area 3.0 version is set to enhance regional economic integration amidst rising global trade protectionism and geopolitical tensions, marking a new chapter in cooperation between China and ASEAN [1][2]. Group 1: Trade Relations - In the first 11 months of this year, trade between China and ASEAN reached $952.84 billion, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 7.7%, continuing a five-year trend of mutual partnership as the largest trading partners [2]. - The trade volume has significantly increased from less than $300 billion at the establishment of the Free Trade Area 1.0 to nearly $1 trillion today, indicating a substantial deepening of cooperation [2]. Group 2: Institutional Framework - The recently signed China-ASEAN Free Trade Area 3.0 upgrade protocol goes beyond tariff reductions, incorporating topics such as digital economy, green economy, and supply chain connectivity [2]. - The shift in industrial cooperation from cost-driven to collaborative industrial chain and technological upgrades is highlighted, marking a transition to a new phase of institutional openness based on rules and standards [2]. Group 3: Future Cooperation - Key future initiatives include expanding local currency settlements and promoting cross-border payment system integration to reduce reliance on a single currency and enhance financial autonomy [5]. - There is significant potential for cooperation in areas like artificial intelligence, smart cities, and capacity building, which are less sensitive to geopolitical tensions and can yield tangible development benefits [5].

Core Viewpoint - Guangxi is seizing the opportunity presented by the national implementation of the AI capability construction plan to advance technological innovation cooperation and establish itself as an AI cooperation hub facing ASEAN [1][3]. Group 1: Forum Overview - The 2025 China (Guangxi)-ASEAN Think Tank Dialogue Forum opened in Nanning, focusing on themes such as international situation changes, the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area 3.0, and AI cooperation [3][5]. - The forum aims to deepen cooperation between China and ASEAN, contributing to regional prosperity and stability while offering valuable insights for global governance reform [3][4]. Group 2: Key Discussions - Discussions emphasized the need for policy coordination and innovative cooperation mechanisms to create a new landscape for practical cooperation between China and ASEAN [3][4]. - The importance of enhancing technological exchanges and bridging the digital divide was highlighted to stimulate new cooperation dynamics [3][4]. Group 3: Strategic Initiatives - The "Digital Silk Road" (China-ASEAN) Think Tank Alliance Roundtable Meeting was held, resulting in the release of the "Digital Silk Road" (China-ASEAN) Think Tank Alliance AI Cooperation Nanning Initiative [5]. - The forum is designed to gather wisdom and experience from various sectors in China and ASEAN, aiming to produce collaborative proposals for AI applications and regional cooperation [5].

范清平表示，越南将进一步加强与广西各领域合作，继续加快越南与广西交通基础设施互联互通， 扩大越南农产品、水果通过广西渠道的对华贸易出口，同时也欢迎中国优质商品通过越南进入东盟国家 市场，进一步完善电子商务交易机制，努力推动双边贸易合作不断取得新突破。 韦韬在主题发言中表示，今年是中国—东盟自贸区成立15周年、3.0版升级议定书正式签署之年， 广西与东盟开放合作迎来新机遇、迈入新阶段，真诚期待与东盟各国携手并肩，围绕经贸往来、数字经 济、绿色经济、供应链互联互通等领域深化合作，精心办好"购在中国""电商惠全球"系列活动，创新丰 富消费场景，促进内外贸市场渠道对接，推动实现"东盟出产+广西集散+中国畅销"，共同开拓中国东 盟广阔市场，服务构建更为紧密的中国—东盟命运共同体。 12月19日晚，购在中国（广西站）暨广西丝路电商嘉年华活动在南宁启幕。自治区党委书记、自治 区人大常委会主任陈刚，新加坡驻华大使陈海泉出席活动并致辞。文莱驻华大使拉赫玛尼，越南驻华大 使范清平视频致辞。自治区主席韦韬作主题发言。 当天，陈刚、韦韬会见出席活动的新加坡驻华大使陈海泉一行，并与中外嘉宾共同巡展。 陈刚在致辞中介绍了广西在中国—东盟 ...

Group 1 - The forum focuses on exploring opportunities brought by the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area 3.0, aiming to deepen cooperation between China and ASEAN countries [1][2] - Key topics discussed include international situation changes, industrial linkage with the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area 3.0, digital empowerment, AI cooperation, and global South cooperation [1] - The upgraded agreement of the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area 3.0 covers critical areas such as digital economy, green economy, and supply chain connectivity, which are essential for ASEAN's development [1] Group 2 - ASEAN is identified as China's largest trading partner, with both sides having high economic complementarity, emphasizing the need for mutual connectivity and embracing new technologies for win-win development [2] - The forum also included a roundtable meeting for the "Digital Silk Road" (China-ASEAN) Think Tank Alliance, which released the "Nanning Initiative" for AI cooperation [2] - Discussions during the forum highlighted the importance of expanding connectivity beyond traditional infrastructure to include sectors like telecommunications, technology, finance, and standardization [2]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article emphasizes that ASEAN countries are looking to leverage Guangxi as a channel to expand trade with China, highlighting the region's role as a frontier for cooperation between China and ASEAN [1][3]. - Vietnamese Ambassador to China, Pham Qingping, stated that Vietnam aims to enhance cooperation with Guangxi across various sectors, particularly in improving transportation infrastructure to facilitate the export of Vietnamese agricultural products to China [3]. - The event showcased durians from ASEAN countries, indicating a focus on promoting regional agricultural products in the Chinese market, with Thailand's consul noting that a significant portion of durians enters China through Guangxi [3]. Group 2 - The event featured six major sections, including diverse performances and creative displays, aimed at presenting the unique products of China and ASEAN countries, alongside a product selection and business negotiation meeting [4]. - The promotion of the China-ASEAN online New Year goods festival is part of the initiative to help ASEAN quality products expand their sales in China through e-commerce channels [4]. - Singapore's Ambassador to China highlighted the International Land-Sea Trade Corridor as an efficient trade route connecting Southeast Asia with China's western regions, emphasizing the need for continued collaboration with Guangxi to explore new trade and investment pathways [3].

Core Insights - The official launch of the Hainan Free Trade Port's full island closure operation marks a significant milestone in China's high-level opening-up process, demonstrating China's firm commitment to expanding its openness and injecting new momentum into regional and global economic growth [2] Trade and Economic Cooperation - In the first 11 months of this year, China's trade with RCEP member countries reached 12.54 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 5.4%, accounting for 30.4% of China's total foreign trade [2] - Exports to RCEP countries amounted to 6.81 trillion yuan, up 10.1%, while imports were 5.73 trillion yuan, a slight increase of 0.5% [2] - Hainan's trade with RCEP countries is expected to grow significantly, with imports and exports projected to reach 102.98 billion yuan in 2024, a growth of 28.2%, and trade with ASEAN expected to reach 57.91 billion yuan, growing by 62.3% [4] Strategic Importance of Hainan - Hainan's closure operation establishes a framework for a free trade port, facilitating the free movement of goods, capital, and personnel, making it a crucial hub connecting the Chinese market with ASEAN supply chains [3] - The province is positioned to enhance its role as a "connector" for industrial cooperation, leveraging its tax and processing policies to attract ASEAN products and facilitate Chinese enterprises' investments in the region [3][7] Future Opportunities - The recent consensus reached at the fifth RCEP leaders' meeting and the advancement of the China-ASEAN Free Trade Agreement to version 3.0 are favorable conditions for Hainan's development and international cooperation [5] - The completion of the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area 3.0, which includes new chapters on digital economy, green economy, and supply chain connectivity, will promote deeper regional economic integration [6] Industry Cooperation - Industry cooperation is emphasized as a key focus for leveraging RCEP opportunities, with a call for Hainan to enhance its industrial cooperation level and establish itself as a hub for RCEP industry connections [7] - The provincial government and industry associations are encouraged to align local industrial policies with those of RCEP countries to identify complementary opportunities and implement cooperative plans [7][8]

Core Insights - The signing of the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area 3.0 upgrade protocol marks a new phase of economic cooperation that is more open, efficient, and modernized [1] - In 2024, the bilateral trade volume between China and ASEAN is projected to reach $982.3 billion, a 17-fold increase since the establishment of the free trade area in 2002 [1] Group 1: Trade and Economic Cooperation - The 3.0 version of the agreement addresses the diverse trade and investment needs of ASEAN economies by enhancing rule alignment and standard recognition, facilitating traditional trade [2] - The cooperation has evolved from "vertical division of labor" to "three-dimensional collaboration," linking China's high-end manufacturing with ASEAN's intermediate goods processing [2] - The integration of digital and green economies into the agreement creates new cooperation opportunities for economies at different development stages [2] Group 2: Emerging Fields and Industry Outlook - Future cooperation will focus on deep integration in the digital economy and comprehensive collaboration in the green economy [3] - The renewable energy, digital services, and modern agriculture sectors are highlighted as key areas for growth, with expectations for continued expansion in these fields [4] Group 3: Benefits for SMEs - The 3.0 version is expected to bring multiple benefits to enterprises, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), through simplified customs procedures and mutual recognition of standards [5] - A dedicated chapter for SMEs in the agreement aims to create a comprehensive support system, reducing cross-border transaction costs and facilitating better integration into regional value chains [5] Group 4: New Cooperation Models - Three innovative cooperation models are anticipated to inject new momentum into regional development: "co-creating rules and industries," "cross-border parks and capacity building," and "digital platforms for inclusive trade" [6][7] - These models aim to enhance collaboration between China and ASEAN, providing a more inclusive paradigm for global free trade agreements and addressing global development imbalances [7]