Group 1 - The Ministry of Commerce is intensifying efforts to combat illegal exports of strategic minerals, with a recent meeting held in Nanning to summarize and advance the special action against smuggling [1] - Over the past two months, various departments have collaborated to enforce a "zero tolerance" policy towards smuggling, resulting in the investigation of several illegal export cases and the arrest of suspects [1] - The meeting emphasized the need for sustained efforts and a high-pressure approach to maintain strict oversight and combat smuggling to protect national security and interests [1] Group 2 - The meeting outlined key tasks for the next phase of the special action, including the establishment of a joint enforcement coordination center for dual-use items and the publication of typical enforcement cases [2] - The Ministry of Commerce has released new guidelines for compliance in the export of strategic minerals, aimed at preventing misuse for military purposes [2] - The Ministry has also highlighted the achievements of the national service industry expansion pilot program, which has significantly contributed to service sector growth and foreign investment [2][3] Group 3 - The pilot program has led to the dissemination of best practice cases and experiences, enhancing the role of service industry expansion in promoting high-level openness and optimizing service supply [3] - Future efforts will focus on deepening service industry development and reform exploration to accumulate experience and explore pathways for high-quality growth [3]