Core Viewpoint - The seventh Silk Road International Cooperation Summit emphasizes the importance of the aviation industry in global service trade and the "Belt and Road" initiative, with the establishment of the Aviation Business Committee to facilitate cooperation in the sector [1][2]. Group 1: Global Service Trade Alliance - The Global Service Trade Alliance was established in April 2022, comprising 288 member units from 41 countries, focusing on creating platforms for communication, research, and policy dialogue [1]. - The Alliance successfully held the Global Service Trade Entrepreneurs Summit and released the "Global Service Trade Inclusive Development Trend Report 2025" during this year's service trade fair [1]. Group 2: Recommendations for Aviation Industry - The first recommendation is to strengthen aviation service standards and establish a collaborative recognition system for rules, promoting international standards in aviation transport, maintenance, and services [2]. - The second recommendation focuses on enhancing digital development in aviation services to improve trade efficiency and transparency, including the establishment of a data-sharing mechanism [2]. - The third recommendation suggests expanding into new areas of aviation services, such as aviation finance and carbon management, to foster international cooperation and create new growth points [2]. Group 3: Collaboration with Xi'an - The Global Service Trade Alliance expresses willingness to collaborate with Xi'an to explore service trade innovations and facilitate openness towards Central Asia and Eurasia [3]. - The emphasis is placed on trust, rule coordination, and value co-creation in service trade, aiming to develop the "Air Silk Road" as a high-standard, sustainable international brand [3].