Core Insights - The "Silk Road E-commerce" initiative is revitalizing cross-border trade through digital means, with the Ministry of Commerce announcing 33 exemplary cases, highlighting Zhejiang Province's leadership with 6 cases selected, tied for first with Shanghai [1][3] - Notable cases from Hangzhou include innovative models such as "direct procurement + brand incubation + digital marketing" to enhance cooperation with Australia and New Zealand, and a new educational paradigm for e-commerce collaboration with Africa [1][2] Group 1 - The "Silk Road E-commerce" initiative showcases Zhejiang's innovative capabilities and practical achievements in international cooperation [1][3] - Youhao World E-commerce Company is leveraging a model that combines direct procurement, brand incubation, and digital marketing, aiming for a sales target of 650 million yuan in 2024 [1][2] - The partnership with Alibaba Business School has led to the establishment of Africa's first cross-border e-commerce undergraduate program, training 77 students and 39 graduates [2] Group 2 - Haicang Technology has developed a new cross-border e-commerce model that integrates bonded warehouse live streaming, digital product selection, and comprehensive supply chain services, achieving a GMV of over 600 million yuan [2] - The company has facilitated nearly 1,000 live streaming events and connected over 2,000 brands and channels, significantly enhancing cross-border e-commerce operations [2] - Zhejiang Province is committed to deepening "Silk Road E-commerce" cooperation, focusing on policy communication, industry promotion, capacity building, and talent development [3]