Core Viewpoint - Chengdu's foreign trade demonstrates strong resilience amid complex external environments, achieving an import and export volume of 839 billion yuan last year, contributing over 80% to the province's total, and continuing to maintain double-digit growth in the first five months of this year [1][2] Group 1: Support for Chengdu's Foreign Trade - The Sichuan government plans to support Chengdu in accelerating the construction of a western international exchange center, leveraging its advantages in open channels, platforms, and environments [1] - Chengdu will be supported in becoming a center for the distribution of specialty products, enhancing its international cargo distribution capabilities through its dual international airports and international railway port [1] - The government will implement a pilot program for an "import white list" for fresh aquatic products, aiming to establish a national distribution base for specialty items like salmon, durian, and caviar [1] Group 2: "Rong Products Going Global" Initiative - Chengdu will participate in the "Chuanxing Tianxia" international market expansion activities, encouraging key enterprises to secure orders and increase market share [2] - The initiative will focus on supply-demand matching activities in key industries, promoting collaboration among local enterprises to explore emerging markets [2] - Support will be provided for cross-border e-commerce initiatives, including the establishment of overseas exhibition centers and public overseas warehouses [2] Group 3: Integration of Trade and Industry - The strategy emphasizes the integration of trade and industry, promoting key sectors like electronic information, equipment manufacturing, and healthcare to enhance international competitiveness [2] - There will be a focus on developing digital trade, including the establishment of a digital trade service platform to expand the scale of digital trade in areas like online gaming and software services [2] - Financial support will be provided through specialized credit products to facilitate the internationalization of Chengdu's industries [2]