Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the strategic importance of the agricultural sector's international cooperation under the "Belt and Road" initiative, particularly focusing on the seed industry transitioning from "product export" to "rule export" [1][3]. - The agricultural sector is prioritized for international expansion, with a focus on collaborative approaches such as "enterprise-led" and "business-to-business" strategies, enhancing the credibility of companies' overseas assets through government backing [3][5]. - A new "China-ASEAN Variety Rights Service Station" will be established to address the challenges of protecting variety rights abroad, significantly reducing the cost of rights protection by 60% [4][6]. Group 2 - A financing memorandum was signed to provide targeted support for projects included in the "Two Zones" list, offering a 100 basis points reduction in benchmark interest rates and a 30% decrease in insurance rates, with an initial credit limit of 2 billion yuan [5][6]. - The establishment of a "Belt and Road Hybrid Rice Joint Research Center" aims to create a collaborative framework involving research, seed production, and market integration, with plans to promote 800,000 acres of self-developed varieties in Myanmar and Bangladesh over three years [6][7]. - A risk compensation fund will be created to mitigate political and exchange rate risks for companies operating abroad, providing up to 30% financial compensation for losses due to uncontrollable factors [7].