Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes that Pudong has evolved from a one-dimensional openness focused on attracting foreign investment and technology to a dual-market hub linking both domestic and international markets [1] - Jiang Xiaojun, former Deputy Secretary-General of the State Council, highlighted three areas of equal importance for Pudong: balancing exports and imports, facilitating both inbound and outbound capital flows, and equally valuing technology import and export [1] - The forum reflects a shift in focus among enterprises towards international expansion and supply chain layout, indicating a broader strategy for global engagement [1] Group 2 - The upcoming launch of the Oriental Hub International Business Cooperation Zone is expected to enhance the convenience of goods and personnel flow, allowing for a 30-day visa-free stay for business activities [2] - Honeywell's Greater China President expressed optimism about China's role as a strategic market and innovation base, anticipating deeper international cooperation through further opening measures [2] - Pudong is developing an "outbound enterprise gathering area," currently hosting over 80 professional service institutions and establishing more than 270 global sites across various regions [2]