Core Points - The Harbin-Ou and Harbin-Russia freight trains have been operating steadily, with a total of 131,794 TEUs shipped, carrying goods valued at approximately 22 billion RMB [1][3] - The Harbin Free Trade Zone has made significant progress since its establishment in 2019, focusing on a "northward opening" strategy and achieving breakthroughs in government function transformation, investment trade facilitation, and international cooperation [3][4] - During the 14th Five-Year Plan period, the Harbin area has developed 362 independent innovation cases, including a new model for inspection and testing that significantly reduces processing time for business permits [3][4] Investment and Trade Facilitation - The Harbin area has established an investment service promotion center in Moscow, attracting 13 cooperative enterprises and implementing a "cross-border remote approval" model for business licenses [3][4] - New measures have been introduced to address financing difficulties for enterprises, including a management approach for intellectual property pledge financing and various financial incentives [4][5] - The industrial structure has shifted from primarily importing bulk products to a balanced export of machinery and electrical products, with a focus on green food, high-end equipment, and biomedicine as the leading industries [4][5] Cross-Border Logistics and Services - A comprehensive cross-border logistics network has been developed, integrating air, rail, and road transport, with the "Long Trade Pass" platform providing full visibility of cargo transport [5] - The Harbin Bonded Logistics Center has received approval from multiple government departments, enhancing the area's bonded functions and facilitating cross-border e-commerce [5] - The Harbin area has implemented a "single window" for international trade and established a multi-language arbitration network to support cross-border commercial activities [4][5]