On July 9th, the unveiling ceremony for the Northeast New Land-Sea Corridor (Jinzhou) RCEP Cross-Border E-Commerce Import and Export Comprehensive Service Platform took place in Jinzhou Economic and Technological Development Zone. Dignitaries in attendance included Wang Xinyu, Deputy Secretary of the Municipal Party Committee and Mayor; Yu Tengqun, Chairman of the Belt and Road Committee of the International Chamber of Commerce and Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee, Director, and General Manager of China Salt Group; Xu Huaping, Executive Vice President of the China Young Entrepreneurs Association; Chi Xinming, a Second-Level Inspector from the Liaoning Provincial Department of Commerce; and Zheng Youxie, President of the Korean Cargo Transport Automobile Federation. Jin Yongjian, Chairman of Spicy Apple Technology Co., Ltd. (Dalian Co., Ltd.), spearheaded the platform's promotion. The Development Zone inked strategic cooperation pacts with six prominent cross-border e-commerce entities.

During his address, Wang Xinyu, on behalf of the Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government, extended congratulations on the platform's launch and warmly welcomed the esteemed guests. He underscored the pivotal role of cross-border e-commerce as a new driver of international trade development, a transformative avenue for industry upgrade, and a fresh impetus for high-quality growth. Wang highlighted Jinzhou's strategic advantages, encompassing its strategic geographical location, robust industrial foundation, and expansive market potential. Bolstered by the escalating business volume of the Jinzhou Port Bonded Logistics Center (Type B), advancements in the quest for establishing Jinzhou Comprehensive Bonded Zone and a national logistics hub city, as well as the continuous expansion of the Jinzhou Binhai e-commerce industrial base, Wang affirmed that Jinzhou was ideally positioned to foster cross-border e-commerce. He emphasized the importance of constructing an upscale, international, market-oriented, and professional platform for cross-border e-commerce cooperation and exchange, foreseeing its role in catalyzing Jinzhou's revitalization and development through the provision of top-tier "content," "channels," and "traffic."

Wang Xinyu highlighted Jinzhou's unwavering commitment to General Secretary Xi's directives during his inspection of the city. He commended the city's dedication to prioritizing regional openness as it charts new pathways on the frontier of regional development. With Jinzhou Port as the coastal fulcrum, Wang explained how this expansive corridor radiates eastward toward Japan and South Korea, southward to ASEAN nations and China's southeastern coastal regions, and westward to Russia, the European Union, and Central Asian countries. This comprehensive network forms a global interconnection, ultimately serving as an economic artery linking the China-Mongolia-Russia Economic Corridor and the markets of RCEP agreement signatory nations. Capitalizing on Jinzhou's deep-rooted tradition of openness, strategic land-sea connectivity, and a multifunctional open platform, Wang expressed confidence in Jinzhou's potential to become a pivotal nexus for economic and trade interactions between Northeast Asia and RCEP countries. He anticipated Jinzhou's valuable contributions to the domestic and international dual circulation development strategy.

Concluding the event, the Northeast New Land-Sea Corridor (Jinzhou) RCEP Cross-Border E-Commerce Import and Export Comprehensive Service Platform was officially launched. The Development Zone's Management Committee, in collaboration with Future Agricultural Development (Liaoning) Co., Ltd., Shenyang Kailong Jiuying Technology Co., Ltd., Carlbec Lubricants (Liaoning) Co., Ltd., KSE International Express, Korea City Oilfield Co., Ltd., and Korea SBS Beauty Training, collectively ratified a strategic cooperation agreement pertaining to the platform.