RCEP takes effect blessing. Since this year, China's cross -border e -commerce exports have increased by 98.5 %

[Dahe Daily · Dahecai Cube] (Reporter Jia Yongbiao) On July 12, a reporter from the Dahe Daily · Dahecai Cube learned from the Boao Forum for Asia. The report proposes that Asia -Pacific is the most outstanding area of ​​global cross -border e -commerce, accounting for 53.6%of the global market size, and China and ASEAN contributions are indispensable. Since this year, China's cross -border e -commerce exports to ASEAN have increased by 98.5%.

The report believes that the economic and trade exchanges between China and ASEAN, the rapidly improving digital infrastructure, the strong support of government policies, the continuous efforts of foreign investment, and the rapid development of digital cross -border payment. Promoting factors.

According to reports, under the common role of RCEP's effectiveness, online economy becoming normal, government support and market efforts, China ASEAN cross -border e -commerce cooperation has a broad prospect, providing useful experience for the development and cooperation of e -commerce along the "Belt and Road".

At present, cross -border e -commerce cooperation needs to respond to the delay of the new crown pneumonia, the Russian -Ukraine conflict and global inflation affect the stability of cross -border logistics and supply chain. Digital gaps are still seriously challenged, so that the people of developing countries have effectively benefited from cross -border e -commerce development and cooperation.

At the "Belt and Road" cross -border e -commerce development and cooperation online seminar held by the Boao Forum forum, Zhang Wei, deputy dean, said that the new format of cross -border e -commerce formats has a profound impact on the global circulation and consumer pattern. Digitalization is reshaping the global trade model and pattern. During the prevention and control of the epidemic prevention and control, cross -border e -commerce has played a positive role in promoting China's international trade development, and has effectively promoted the development of private small and medium -sized enterprises.

He mentioned that the combination of China's "promotion and standardization" new regulatory model provides excellent soil for the development of cross -border e -commerce. It is recommended that China and ASEAN promote the implementation of RCEP, and provide a reference for the improvement of global cross -border e -commerce rules. At the same time, with the innovative and inclusive mentality along the route, through the constructing a safe and effective regulatory framework and a comprehensive service system Business cooperation and development.

Wei Jincheng, managing director of Boston Consulting, pointed out that cross -border e -commerce is an important measure to support the “Belt and Road” initiative. Southeast Asia is China's third largest cross -border e -commerce export destination. The region has a high proportion of young population, its economic growth rate is fast, and the market size is expected to grow rapidly. Cross -border e -commerce development depends on the improvement of ecological chains and service chains. It needs to be well adapted to market demand in terms of quality upgrades and scale competition. In addition, it also focuses on the impact of rising logistics costs on cross -border e -commerce.

Dr. Aktar, the Advisory Committee of the Boao Forum for Asia and the policy coordinator, pointed out in the summary that the deep integration of trade, finance and economy is the three pillars of the development and cooperation of cross -border e -commerce in China. China and countries along the “Belt and Road” can increase digital connections and resource integration, and promote the development and cooperation of cross -border e -commerce to a new stage, including providing appropriate project design, financing and payment arrangements to promote cross -border e -commerce in developing countries in developing countries. development of. At the same time, the rules and regulatory systems of different levels of the global, regional, and one country are the decisive factor in the development of cross -border e -commerce development and logistics links. Countries should first cultivate domestic e -commerce industries in China, strengthen market construction and improve regulatory regulations, and then promote the international coordination and cooperation of multinational e -commerce. Chinese experience is worth learning.

The guests unanimously agreed that cross -border e -commerce is an important format for economic globalization in the digital age, and injects new vitality into the “Belt and Road” initiative. In the post -epidemic era, all parties should further share the experience of cross -border e -commerce development, strengthen policy communication and standard docking, promote digital interconnection, and work together to build the “Belt and Road” with high quality.

The meeting also mentioned that the "Belt and Road" initiative is an important global public product and international cooperation platform, and it is a common practice for China and all parties to build a community of human destiny. In the past 9 years of the initiative, China and countries along the route have aimed at high standards, sustainable, and benefiting the people's livelihood. They have achieved fruitful results in the fields of policy docking and communication, infrastructure interconnection, economic and trade exchanges, financial flow, and personnel exchanges. New models such as e -commerce and other new formats have emerged one after another, helping the digital era that China and countries along the route have jumped to a new level, effectively hedging the adverse effects of new coronary pneumonia epidemic on economic and trade cooperation.

Data show that since 2017, China's cross -border e -commerce has increased by nearly ten years, and the import and export value of cross -border e -commerce in 2021 reached 1.92 trillion yuan.

Responsible editor: Shao Yuxiang | Audit: Li Zhen | Director: Wan Junwei

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