Core Viewpoint - The "Air Silk Road" International Cooperation Summit aims to create a global exchange platform focusing on high-quality development in the aviation sector, promoting collaboration and exploring development paths [1]. Group 1: Global Service Trade Alliance - The Global Service Trade Alliance has 288 member units from 41 countries, covering various service trade sectors, and focuses on providing quality services to its members [2]. - The alliance successfully hosted the Global Service Trade Entrepreneurs Summit and released the "Global Service Trade Inclusive Development Trend Report 2025" to guide industry development [2]. - In collaboration with the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, the alliance co-hosted the Global Service Trade Inclusive Development Cooperation Conference, promoting sustainable development in global service trade [2]. Group 2: Aviation Industry Focus - The aviation industry is a crucial part of modern transport services and trade, serving as an important vehicle for the Belt and Road Initiative [2]. - The alliance is preparing to establish the first specialized committee focused on aviation, which will align with the needs of the "Air Silk Road" initiative [2]. Group 3: Recommendations for Aviation Development - Strengthen the alignment of aviation service standards to create a collaborative recognition system, facilitating trade and cooperation across the aviation service industry [3]. - Enhance the digital transformation of aviation services to improve trade efficiency and transparency, including the establishment of a single-window system for air cargo [3]. - Explore new areas in aviation services such as aviation finance, training, and carbon management to foster international cooperation and create new growth points [3].

Core Insights - The 2025 China International Service Trade Fair is being held in Beijing from September 10 to 14, highlighting the importance of inclusive development in global service trade [1] - Digital technology and artificial intelligence are identified as crucial drivers for the inclusive development of service trade, enabling remote areas to integrate into the global trade network [1] - There is a strong demand from developing countries for inclusive service trade development, which is becoming a core driver of global economic growth [1] Group 1 - The current trends in global service trade inclusive development include the significant role of digital technology and AI [1] - Developing countries are increasingly participating in service trade, driven by the need for inclusive development [1] - The construction of rules is becoming a key factor in promoting inclusive development in global service trade, with more countries implementing supportive policies [1] Group 2 - The restructuring of global economic patterns and supply chains is having a noticeable impact on the inclusive development of service trade [2] - This restructuring involves not only technological upgrades but also a redistribution of global interests, which will have profound effects on service trade [2]