Guangzhou’s cross-border e-commerce industry has added a new landmark.
The cross-border No. 1 Industrial Park located in the core area of Guangzhou Design Capital has recently opened. This move will promote the cross-border e-commerce industry in the Greater Bay Area from fragmented “single point competition” to coordinated “cluster operations.”
Chen Xi, chairman of Guangdong Gokuai Supply Chain Group Co., Ltd., said that the park will build a one-stop physical industry platform and build a full-process service closed loop from knowledge empowerment to trade implementation.
This is undoubtedly a timely rain for traditional foreign trade enterprises.
Traditional foreign trade faces many challenges in the development process, and cross-border e-commerce, as an emerging trade model, has huge development potential.
This initiative in the park will help accelerate the transformation of traditional foreign trade into cross-border e-commerce, promote the local accumulation of foreign trade data, and make Chinese brands’ overseas journey more efficient and smoother.
Guangzhou Cross-border No. 1 Industrial Park is wholly owned by GoFast Supply Chain Group, and the park’s supporting facilities are fully complete.
There is a professional lecture hall that can accommodate 300 people, providing a good place for enterprises to hold various large-scale meetings, training and other activities; the multi-functional conference room meets the needs of enterprises for daily business negotiations; the maker incubation base provides entrepreneurs with entrepreneurial soil and stimulates innovation vitality; the cross-border exhibition hall displays various high-quality cross-border commodities, providing a platform for enterprises to promote their products; the shared e-commerce live broadcast room conforms to the trend of e-commerce live broadcast, allowing enterprises to better sell products through live broadcast.
At the same time, the park deeply integrates high-quality upstream and downstream resources such as cross-border e-commerce, cross-border logistics, and digital systems, and opens up full-link trade channels for cross-border e-commerce, providing a solid guarantee for the development of enterprises.
The park has established the development goal of “based on Guangzhou, radiating to the Bay Area, and connecting the world”, and is committed to building four core positions, namely, a cross-border trade center, a cross-border enterprise headquarters gathering center, a cross-border industrial exchange and collaboration platform, and a cross-border innovation and entrepreneurship incubation base.
The park focuses on the digitalization and cross-border transformation of traditional manufacturing industries and continues to strengthen the core competitiveness of Chinese brands going overseas.
In today’s digital era, traditional manufacturing needs to undergo continuous transformation and upgrading in order to remain invincible in the fierce market competition.
This goal and initiative of the park will provide strong support for the transformation of traditional manufacturing industries.
At the opening event, the park also signed strategic cooperation agreements with cross-border e-commerce, cross-border logistics, brand operations and other cross-border enterprises, the Guangzhou Airport Logistics Association, the Baiyun District CPPCC Leather Goods Industry Committee Studio, and the Baiyun District Health Industry Committee Committee Studio.
Through these cooperation, all parties will work together to provide all-round policy and resource support for settled enterprises, jointly promote the development of the cross-border e-commerce industry, and allow more Chinese products to go global.
