Group 1 - The fourth Global Digital Trade Expo highlighted the launch of the "China-Africa Digital Trade Development Report (2023-2025)" and the establishment of the "China-Africa Digital Trade Talent Training Base" [1][2] - The "Belt and Road" China-Africa Cooperation Industrial Park was inaugurated, indicating a significant step forward in China-Africa digital economic cooperation [1][2] - African leaders emphasized the urgent need for digital infrastructure and the importance of tailored strategies for Africa's digital economy, rather than simply adopting models from other regions [1][2] Group 2 - The event showcased the necessity for scalable, efficient, and low-cost digital payment solutions and infrastructure in Africa to facilitate digital transformation [2] - Chinese enterprises are increasingly establishing a presence in Africa, providing services in digital payments, logistics, and digital living [2] - The "China-Africa Digital Trade Talent Training Base" will focus on areas such as digital trade, cross-border e-commerce, and fintech to enhance cooperation and exchange [2]

Group 1 - The provincial government emphasizes the need to align thoughts and actions with the central government's scientific judgment on the current economic situation and decision-making on economic work, maintaining strategic determination and confidence in development [2] - The meeting highlights the importance of stabilizing employment, enterprises, markets, and expectations, aiming for high-quality development to respond to the uncertainties of external environmental changes [2][3] - There is a focus on expanding domestic demand as a main driver for economic growth, with initiatives to enhance consumer willingness and optimize the development environment and policy supply [2][3] Group 2 - The meeting calls for the implementation of the "Consumption Promotion Special Action" to boost employment, increase income, and strengthen guarantees, with more consumer-friendly measures to enhance consumption capacity and willingness [3] - The government aims to develop new business models such as virtual live streaming, instant retail, and digital life services, while also promoting emerging leisure consumption sectors [3] - There is an emphasis on improving the business environment by aligning with World Bank standards, focusing on regulatory systems, public services, and efficiency to create a first-class market-oriented, law-based, and international business environment [3]