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Core Insights - The report highlights the resilience of supply chains between China and Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) countries amid global economic recovery challenges [1] - It emphasizes the acceleration and enhancement of mechanism construction under the BRI framework over the past two years [1] - The focus has shifted towards building an open and inclusive supply chain cooperation system [1] Trade and Investment Contributions - In 2024, BRI countries are expected to contribute 67.8% to China's foreign trade growth, with trade volume surpassing half of China's total goods trade for the first time [1] - China's direct investment in BRI countries reached $50.99 billion, a year-on-year increase of 22.9%, accounting for 26.5% of China's total outbound direct investment [1] - The top five BRI countries for Chinese outbound investment are Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, and Luxembourg [1] Emerging Sectors - Key development areas include digital economy, green development, and blue economy [1] - "Silk Road e-commerce" has emerged as a new highlight in economic and trade cooperation, expanding partnerships to 36 countries [1] Special Focus - The report marks the seventh annual release by the Ministry of Commerce Research Institute, with a special chapter on the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) and discussions on promoting high-quality development of the BRI [2]

Core Insights - Kashgar is leveraging the "Silk Road E-commerce" initiative to enhance its integration into the global economic network [1][2] - The recent "Silk Road E-commerce" economic cooperation exchange conference aims to deepen collaboration between Shanghai and Kashgar in digital economy and cross-border e-commerce [1][2] Group 1: Event Overview - The exchange conference was co-hosted by Kashgar University, Fudan University, and the "Silk Road E-commerce" International Think Tank Alliance [1] - The conference gathered representatives from the e-commerce sector, academia, and government to discuss the potential of Kashgar in the Silk Road e-commerce landscape [2] Group 2: Research Findings - The "Central Asia E-commerce Development Research Report 2025" highlights the significant potential of the Central Asian e-commerce market, while also noting challenges such as insufficient platform competitiveness and inadequate payment and logistics systems [1] - Recommendations from the report include enhancing cooperation between China and Central Asia, simplifying customs processes, and improving payment and logistics capabilities [1] Group 3: Future Prospects - The successful hosting of the exchange conference marks the beginning of a new chapter in building a strategic hub for "Silk Road E-commerce" [2] - Future collaborations between Shanghai and Kashgar are expected to strengthen Kashgar's strategic position as a key e-commerce hub connecting China with Central Asia, South Asia, and Europe [2]

Group 1 - The forum held on July 24, 2025, in Quanzhou, Fujian, focused on the theme "Digital Silk Road for a Shared Future," discussing topics such as digital trade cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative, AI empowering the private economy, and the digital transformation of international transportation [1] - As of the end of 2022, China has signed "Digital Silk Road" cooperation memorandums with 17 countries, promoting digital development strategies and enhancing exchanges across various fields [1] - The construction of the "Digital Silk Road" is seen as a new highlight in implementing global development initiatives and advancing Belt and Road cooperation [1] Group 2 - The "Silk Road E-commerce" initiative aims to enhance trade efficiency among participating countries through digital trade, creating new business models and reducing transaction costs [2] - The number of China's "Silk Road E-commerce" partner countries has increased to 36, with local products from some African countries gaining international market access through Chinese e-commerce platforms [2] - The initiative is expected to play a more prominent role in promoting the integration of the global digital economy as more countries participate [2] Group 3 - Challenges in the "Digital Silk Road" construction include underdeveloped economies in many participating countries, low internet usage rates, and the prevalence of "digital islands" [3] - There is a need for stronger "soft connectivity" in standard rules, as the rapid development of the digital economy demands higher international standards and governance frameworks [3] - The forum served as an international platform for discussing digital Silk Road development and a valuable opportunity for cultural exchange and storytelling [3]