原标题：紧扣数字贸易前沿趋势 2025服贸会主题论坛首次走出北京落地雄安 大会突出雄安新区在数字科技、人工智能、跨境贸易等方面产业特色，精心设置了场景展示、成果与需求发布、主旨演 讲、圆桌对话等多个环节，配套举办商务考察、产品发布会、供需对接等系列投资促进活动，为雄安新区加快承接北京非 首都功能疏解、集聚数字贸易要素资源注入新动能。 大会现场，2025年可信数据空间创新发展试点启动；城市可信数据空间创新发展试点共建启动；中国服务贸易协会发布 《中国数字贸易创新发展报告》；毕马威中国发布《金融科技动向2025年上半年报告》；综合时空网络与装备技术全国重 点实验室、中国时空信息集团有限公司、芯昇科技有限公司等机构分别发布北斗微基站室内/地下定位导航系统、"时空星 脉"运营服务平台、RISC-V内核窄带卫星通信IoT-NTN芯片等重大专项创新成果。 雄安新区现场发布了涵盖基础设施、城市治理、公共服务、数字经济四大领域共150余项数字创新成果的《雄安新区数字 产品创新推广目录》。在重大需求发布环节，还发布了在雄央企、省属国企及雄安新区的46项数字贸易场景需求。 人民网雄安9月11日电 （记者李雪晴、王红、宋烨文）9月 ...

Core Points - The Ministry of Commerce released a work plan to support Beijing in being the first to implement the WTO's E-commerce Agreement, aiming for rapid adoption of global digital trade rules in China [1][2] - Beijing is selected as the only pilot city due to its advantages in digital industry, trade demand, and data resource aggregation, with the digital economy accounting for 45% of its GDP in 2024 [1][2] - The work plan includes 41 specific measures across five areas to enhance trade digitization, improve data governance, optimize the digital consumption environment, increase transparency in telecom business, and strengthen international cooperation in digital trade [3][4] Summary by Sections Implementation of the E-commerce Agreement - The work plan aims to facilitate the implementation of the WTO's E-commerce Agreement in Beijing, leveraging the city's digital trade capabilities and infrastructure [1][2] - The plan is a collaborative effort among five national departments, emphasizing the importance of Beijing as a testing ground for digital trade policies [1][2] Digital Trade Development in Beijing - Beijing has been recognized as a pilot city for expanding foreign access to value-added telecommunications services, with 10 companies approved for pilot operations, the highest in the country [2] - The city has established a cross-border electronic contract signing platform with over 14,000 certified enterprises, leading in data diversity and outbound data flow rates [2] Specific Measures in the Work Plan - The work plan outlines five key areas with 41 measures, including promoting digital trade processes through electronic documentation and enhancing data governance and consumer protection [3] - It aims to create a seamless digital trade environment by digitizing trade processes, improving data sharing, and ensuring consumer safety in online transactions [3] Future Directions - The plan encourages Beijing to align with international high-standard trade rules and establish a coordination mechanism to ensure effective implementation of the work plan [4] - It aims to create replicable practices and experiences that can be promoted nationwide, maximizing the pilot's demonstration effect for broader adoption of the E-commerce Agreement [4]

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Commerce of China has released a work plan to support Beijing in being the first pilot city to implement the WTO's E-commerce Agreement, aiming to expedite the adoption of global digital trade rules established by the WTO by the end of 2024 [1] Group 1: Implementation of the Work Plan - The work plan was jointly developed by five national departments, including the Ministry of Commerce and the Central Cyberspace Affairs Commission, to leverage Beijing's advantages in digital industry and trade [1][2] - Beijing's digital economy accounted for 45% of its GDP in 2024, with digital trade making up half of its service trade, surpassing the national average [1][2] Group 2: Digital Trade Initiatives - Beijing has been selected as the only pilot city for the implementation of the E-commerce Agreement due to its achievements in digital openness and cross-border data flow management [2][3] - The city has established a cross-border electronic contract signing platform with over 14,000 certified enterprises and has initiated several digital trade pilot projects [2] Group 3: Specific Measures in the Work Plan - The work plan outlines 41 specific measures across five areas: enhancing trade digitization, improving data governance, optimizing the digital consumer environment, increasing transparency in telecom business, and strengthening international cooperation in digital trade [3] - Key initiatives include promoting paperless trade through electronic documents and payments, enhancing personal data protection, and expanding value-added telecom business [3][4] Group 4: Future Directions - The plan aims to create a favorable environment for enterprises to expand internationally by fostering cooperation in data protection and digital trade standards with other WTO members [4] - Beijing will establish a city-level coordination mechanism to ensure the effective implementation of the work plan and to accumulate experiences that can be replicated nationwide [4]

Group 1 - The fifth Digital Financial Technology Conference and the first "BRICS+" Digital Trade Cooperation Exchange Conference were held in Xiamen, focusing on the theme "Intelligent Connection of BRICS, Driving the Future" [1] - The conference gathered experts, scholars, and representatives from enterprises and financial institutions to discuss topics such as artificial intelligence, data elements, digital risk control, and the construction of cross-border service channels for "BRICS+" enterprises [1][2] - The event aimed to optimize the digital financial service ecosystem and enhance the empowerment of financial technology on the real economy, injecting new momentum into global digital economic development [1] Group 2 - A series of project signing ceremonies took place, with a focus on leveraging data elements and artificial intelligence to promote the integration of digital technology with the real economy and social livelihood [2] - The conference emphasized the development of digital solutions in areas such as computing power services, digital risk management, low-altitude economy, and new energy travel insurance payment technology [2] - The event was co-hosted by the Xiamen Science and Technology Economic Promotion Association and Baige Online (Xiamen) Digital Technology Company, highlighting the collaborative efforts in the digital finance sector [3]

本次大会共有700余位嘉宾出席，聚焦数字贸易前沿趋势，设置了场景展示、成果与需求发布、主旨演讲等多个环节，并配套举办商务考察、产 品发布会等系列投资促进活动。 大会成果丰富，中国服务贸易协会数字贸易专委会、中国信息协会数智客服专委会等专业机构揭牌成立。在数字贸易成果展示环节，90余家企业 展示了近150项产品和技术解决方案。 9月11日，2025年中国国际服务贸易交易会——雄安新区数字贸易创新发展大会现场。（河北雄安新区宣传网信局供图） 9月11日下午，2025年中国国际服务贸易交易会——雄安新区数字贸易创新发展大会在河北雄安新区开幕。 大会期间，一系列重要报告、创新成果、重大需求与合作项目发布。雄安新区发布涵盖基础设施、城市治理、公共服务、数字经济四大领域共 150余项数字创新成果的《雄安新区数字产品创新推广目录》，并发布46项数字贸易场景需求，中国服务贸易协会发布《中国数字贸易创新发展 报告》。 本次大会将持续至9月12日，其间还将举办雄安人工智能产业创新发展活动、数字科技应用创新研讨等多场平行活动。（记者龚璟璐） 【纠错】 【责任编辑:王萌萌】 ...

Group 1 - The fourth Global Digital Trade Expo will be held in Hangzhou, Zhejiang from September 25 to 29, with over 1,700 exhibitors and a total exhibition area of 155,000 square meters [1] - Digital trade is emerging as a strategic choice for countries amid global economic adjustments and increasing uncertainties, showcasing strong resilience and potential [1][2] - The expo will feature a significant international presence, with over 20% of exhibitors being international, including more than 70 Fortune 500 companies, and over 10,000 international guests, a 54% increase from last year [2] Group 2 - In the first half of the year, China's digitally deliverable service imports and exports reached 1.5 trillion yuan, while cross-border e-commerce imports and exports hit 1.3 trillion yuan, both setting historical highs [3] - The expo will include a "Future Technology Arena" and seven themed exhibition areas, showcasing over 100 first releases in China, Asia, and globally, focusing on cutting-edge technologies like generative AI and multimodal sensory interaction [3] - The event aims to facilitate business cooperation by releasing procurement lists for seven key industry exhibition areas, with an expected total procurement amount of 30 billion yuan [4]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the news is that digital trade is a new driving force for high-quality business development and an important pillar for building a strong trading nation, with significant growth in service imports and exports as well as cross-border e-commerce in China [1][2] - In the first half of this year, China's digitally deliverable service imports and exports reached 1.5 trillion yuan, and cross-border e-commerce imports and exports reached 1.3 trillion yuan, both hitting historical highs [1] - The fourth Global Digital Trade Expo will focus on the core advantages of digital trade, enhancing traditional industries while nurturing emerging industries, and will feature a main exhibition area and seven themed exhibition areas showcasing cutting-edge technologies and products [1] Group 2 - The government aims to deepen reforms in digital trade-related fields, promote orderly expansion of foreign investment in the digital sector, and facilitate cross-border data flow [2] - There is a focus on creating national digital trade demonstration zones that align with high international trade standards, fostering an innovative regulatory environment, and enhancing the business ecosystem for digital trade [2] - The strategy includes cultivating leading digital trade enterprises with strong innovation capabilities and international competitiveness, as well as supporting small and medium-sized enterprises with unique competitive advantages [2] Group 3 - The initiative emphasizes constructive participation in international discussions on digital trade rules within frameworks such as the WTO, G20, and APEC, aiming to enhance multilateral governance of the digital economy [3] - There is an ongoing effort to advance the process of joining agreements like the CPTPP and DEPA, as well as to deepen bilateral and regional digital trade cooperation with countries in Central Asia, BRICS, and the Belt and Road Initiative [3]

Group 1 - The 2025 China International Service Trade Fair's theme forum focuses on digital trade innovation in Xiong'an New Area, highlighting the region's potential in digital technology applications [1] - The conference features 46 digital trade scenario demands from central enterprises, provincial state-owned enterprises, and Xiong'an New Area, showcasing a broad market space for digital technology [1] - The event adopts a "1+1+N" structure, including one main forum, one digital trade achievement exhibition, and multiple parallel activities, attracting over 700 guests from various sectors [1][2] Group 2 - The digital trade scenario exhibition is a key highlight, featuring three main areas: a trade achievement roadshow hall, a smart connection trading hall, and a smart trading reception area [2] - 90 participating companies showcase over 200 solutions and physical exhibits, demonstrating Xiong'an New Area's innovative vitality and potential in developing digital trade [2]

Core Insights - The fourth Global Digital Trade Expo will be held in Hangzhou, Zhejiang from September 25 to 29, showcasing the integration of digital technology and international trade [1] - In the first half of the year, China's digitally deliverable service imports and exports reached 1.5 trillion yuan, while cross-border e-commerce imports and exports hit 1.3 trillion yuan, both setting historical records [1] Group 1: Event Overview - The expo will feature a main exhibition area called the "Future Technology Arena" and seven themed exhibition areas focusing on cutting-edge technologies such as generative AI and multimodal sensory interaction [2] - Over 1,700 exhibitors are expected, with more than 20% being international exhibitors, including over 70 Fortune 500 companies [3] Group 2: International Participation - The United Arab Emirates and Indonesia will set up national pavilions to showcase their digital economy achievements, with participation from over 30 international organizations, the highest number to date [4] - More than 1,000 international guests are anticipated, marking a 54% increase from the previous year [3] Group 3: Activities and Engagement - The expo will host over 30 industry and investment matching activities, aiming to create a comprehensive view of digital technology empowering various sectors [2] - New initiatives such as "Digital Trade Investment Day" will be introduced to connect over 100 digital trade innovation projects with global venture capital [4][5] Group 4: Future Directions - The Ministry of Commerce aims to promote high-quality development of digital trade, deepen reforms in related domestic fields, and expand the opening up of sectors like telecommunications and the internet [5] - The expo will also focus on enhancing the experience of global trade partners and solidifying the foundation for supply-side cooperation [5]

Core Points - The Fourth Global Digital Trade Expo will be held in Hangzhou, Zhejiang from September 25 to 29, with over 1,700 exhibitors and an exhibition area of 155,000 square meters, including more than 20% international exhibitors and over 10,000 international buyers, a 54% increase from last year [1][3] - The expected total procurement amount for this year's expo is projected to reach 30 billion yuan [4] - China's digital trade has become a strategic choice amid global economic adjustments, with service imports and exports reaching 1.5 trillion yuan and cross-border e-commerce imports and exports hitting 1.3 trillion yuan in the first half of the year, both setting historical highs [1][6] Summary by Sections Event Overview - The expo will feature over 1,700 exhibitors, including 367 international exhibitors, and has attracted over 10,350 international buyers, marking a 54% increase from the previous year [3] - The event aims to facilitate cooperation between exhibitors and buyers, with a focus on signing contracts [4] Digital Trade Development - The Ministry of Commerce will support local governments in formulating policies to promote digital trade development [6] - The Zhejiang provincial government has outlined a plan to establish a modern "digital trade port" and aims for the province's digital trade volume to reach 1 trillion yuan by 2027 [4] E-commerce Growth - The Ministry of Commerce is focusing on cultivating quality e-commerce, with initiatives to enhance consumer experience and promote quality standards [8][11] - A series of regional quality consumption activities have been initiated, with over 200 events already conducted [8] International Cooperation - The Ministry of Commerce plans to deepen international cooperation in digital trade, participating in discussions on digital trade rules within frameworks like the WTO and APEC [10] - Efforts will be made to facilitate cross-border data flow and improve the investment environment for foreign businesses in the digital sector [10]