Core Points - Chongqing signed 21 cooperation projects with ASEAN countries during the 2025 China (Chongqing)-ASEAN Logistics Industry Cooperation Conference, focusing on the entire supply chain from agricultural product planting to cross-border transportation and market marketing [1][2] - The projects include the establishment of a logistics base for ASEAN agricultural products and international bulk trade at Chongqing's port, enhancing trade cooperation with countries like Malaysia and Indonesia [1] - The Philippines aims to leverage Chongqing as a hub to build a global transit network, facilitating efficient access for Philippine products to international markets [1] Group 1 - Chongqing has become a key hub for the Western Land-Sea New Corridor, with cross-border truck services covering the entire Southeast Asian Peninsula and extending to Central and South Asia [2] - From January to October 2025, cross-border truck shipments from Chongqing exceeded 11,000 trips, with a total value surpassing 15 billion RMB, marking a year-on-year increase of 200% and 450% respectively [2] - Future plans include developing an international road transport system that connects ASEAN, Central Asia, and Europe, providing efficient "door-to-door" services [2]