中新网西安12月25日电 (杨英琦)"今年以来，我们持续扩大高水平对外开放，推动全省口岸建设取得新 成效。西安航空口岸国际客运逐渐恢复，国际货运稳步增长，榆林航空口岸开放工作有序推进，西安铁 路口岸功能不断完善，中国(陕西)国际贸易'单一窗口'建设扎实推进，口岸营商环境持续优化，年度各 项目标任务顺利完成。"陕西省商务厅副厅长孟军25日说。 当日，陕西省人民政府新闻办公室举办新闻发布会，介绍2025年陕西省口岸建设发展工作情况。 据介绍，陕西航空口岸建设成效显著。按照"短途优先、中亚突出、洲际相连、差异发展"的思路，西安 咸阳国际机场今年新开、恢复了东京、墨尔本等7条国际客运航线，运行了米兰、列日等12条国际货运 航线。 安旅游的外籍游客。杨英琦 摄 前11个月，国际(地区)旅客吞吐量182.99万人次，同比增长54.7%；完成国际货邮吞吐量66861.7吨，同 比增长118.4%；累计新开、恢复国际客运航线60条，通达25个国家52个主要城市，为全省扩大对外开 放和经济社会发展提供了有力支撑。 同时，机场三期口岸工程项目建设顺利完成，航空口岸出入境旅客公共信息服务平台上线运行，人员出 入境便利度进一步提升， ...

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Core Viewpoint - The visit of the Chinese customs delegation to Bangladesh and Nepal focused on enhancing cooperation in customs management and agricultural trade, indicating a strategic move to strengthen bilateral trade relations in the region [1] Group 1: Customs Cooperation - The Chinese customs delegation, led by Deputy Director Wang Lingjun, held discussions with customs and agricultural officials from Bangladesh and Nepal to establish a port management cooperation mechanism [1] - Topics of discussion included the management of special customs supervision areas such as free trade zones and the online issuance of certificates of origin [1] Group 2: Capacity Building and Trade Facilitation - The delegation emphasized the importance of "single window" systems and capacity-building cooperation to streamline customs processes [1] - The visit included on-site inspections at the Nijhuwal land port customs, overseas logistics companies, and food production enterprises, highlighting a hands-on approach to understanding trade dynamics [1]

Core Viewpoint - The China-ASEAN economic and trade relationship is increasingly close, with cross-border e-commerce emerging as a new engine for bilateral trade growth, driven by the implementation of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) and the conclusion of negotiations for the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area 3.0 [1] Group 1: Current Development Status of Cross-Border E-Commerce - Cross-border e-commerce has become a significant force in promoting trade growth between China and ASEAN, with transaction volume exceeding 600 billion RMB in 2023, maintaining double-digit growth for three consecutive years [2] - The implementation of tariff reciprocity pilot programs has significantly improved customs clearance efficiency, with average declaration times reduced by 30%-40% and tariff costs for some product categories decreased by over 15% [2] - The "Single Window" platform has been rapidly developed, with 77 new service functions added by the end of 2023, covering 875 services across 23 categories, supporting over 600,000 enterprises in Shanghai alone [3] Group 2: Challenges in Cross-Border E-Commerce Development - Fragmentation of tariff systems and differences in tax classification and origin rules among ASEAN countries complicate the implementation of policies, leading to increased risks of misclassification and compliance issues for enterprises [5][6] - The lack of interoperability between "Single Window" platforms across ASEAN countries hinders data sharing and operational efficiency, requiring enterprises to operate across multiple systems [7] - Many small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) face challenges in understanding and utilizing policies effectively, leading to low participation rates in tariff reciprocity programs [8] Group 3: Recommendations for Enhancing Cross-Border E-Commerce - Establish a "Three Mutuals" tariff governance system to innovate tax recognition mechanisms and improve consistency in tax classification through AI and cloud platforms [9] - Optimize the application of origin rules by promoting blockchain-based certificate management systems to enhance the interoperability of origin certificates across ASEAN [9] - Develop an intelligent collaborative "Single Window" platform by standardizing data and protocols with ASEAN countries, enhancing operational efficiency and reducing redundancy for enterprises [11]

Group 1 - The Chinese Customs delegation, led by Deputy Director Wu Haiping, visited Brunei and Uzbekistan from June 3 to June 10 [1] - During the visit, the 23rd China-ASEAN Customs Directors Consultation was co-chaired by Wu Haiping and the Acting Director of Brunei Customs and Excise, Muhammad [1] - Discussions focused on cooperation topics such as smart customs, electronic networking of certificates of origin, and capacity building with customs officials from ASEAN member countries [1] Group 2 - Meetings were held with customs, agriculture, and economic departments of both countries, as well as representatives from Vietnam and Thailand, to discuss smart customs, agricultural product trade, and food safety cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative [1] - A protocol for the export of agricultural products to China was signed with Uzbekistan [1] - The delegation conducted on-site research at local petrochemical and agricultural export enterprises, as well as customs supervision sites [1]

Core Viewpoint - The visit of the Chinese Customs delegation to Namibia, Mozambique, and Madagascar aims to enhance cooperation in customs, agricultural trade, and food safety mechanisms under the Belt and Road Initiative [1] Group 1: Cooperation Initiatives - The delegation engaged with officials from customs, agriculture, economy, and health sectors in the three countries to discuss the development of smart customs, "single window" systems, capacity building, and anti-smuggling enforcement [1] - Agreements were signed, including a customs cooperation memorandum and protocols for agricultural product imports to China [1] Group 2: Trade and Safety Mechanisms - The discussions included strengthening agricultural product trade cooperation and inviting the three countries to join the Belt and Road customs food safety cooperation mechanism [1] - The delegation conducted on-site inspections at import and export enterprises and customs supervision sites, and held Q&A sessions with businesses [1]

Core Points - The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) government signed a cooperation arrangement regarding the "Single Window" with the General Administration of Customs, aimed at enhancing cargo clearance efficiency [1][3] - The "Single Window" provides a one-stop electronic platform for the industry to submit various trade documents required for customs clearance [1][3] - The arrangement will elevate the cooperation between the two regions' "Single Window" systems and explore different areas of collaboration [1][3] Implementation Phases - The "Single Window" is being implemented in three phases, with the first two phases launched in 2020 and 2023, covering 42 types of trade documents [3] - The third phase is set to be rolled out in batches starting in 2026, with the system connecting to the mainland's "Single Window" [3] Additional Measures - A "single declaration for two reports" initiative was launched in November last year to facilitate cargo clearance between the mainland and Hong Kong, covering all goods imported from the mainland via land ports [3] - This initiative will now fully cover all goods entering and exiting both regions through land ports, allowing for the reuse of cargo data submitted to both systems, thereby improving efficiency [3] - The "single declaration for two reports" measure will continue during the third phase of the "Single Window" services [3] New Agreements - The HKSAR government also signed a memorandum on inspection and quarantine requirements for meat products and a cooperation arrangement for dairy products exported from Hong Kong to the mainland [4]