Jingdong To Cooperate With Foreign Trade Development Bureau To Achieve All-Round Cooperation

According to the latest news, in recent times, Jingdong global purchase has signed a cooperation agreement with the Foreign Trade Development Council, which will achieve multi - domain cooperation.

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The global purchase and Commerce Ministry's Foreign Trade Development Bureau (hereinafter referred to as the Foreign Trade Development Bureau) has formally signed a strategic cooperation agreement, and the two sides will carry out deep cooperation in data analysis, cross-border e-commerce platform promotion, trade promotion and other fields.

The signing of the strategic agreement will further accelerate the development of cross-border e-commerce in China, achieve win-win cooperation and promote cross border consumption upgrading.

Since 2015, the State Council will encourage consumption as an important measure to stimulate China's economic growth, and a number of policies have been promulgated.

Data show that consumer spending accounted for China in 2015.

The total volume was 66.4%, of which cross-border import retail e-commerce pactions amounted to 206 billion 380 million yuan, maintained a rapid growth.

The Ministry of Commerce predicts that in 2016, China's cross-border e-commerce import and export volume will reach 6 trillion and 500 billion yuan. It is expected that the proportion of China's import and export trade will increase to 20%, and the annual growth rate will exceed 30%, which has become a new driving force for China's economic growth.

Against this background, Jingdong global purchasing and Foreign Trade Development Bureau has reached a consensus through in-depth discussions. The two sides will strengthen information exchange in the future, expand cooperation in the international trade space, guide consumption upgrading, lead overseas outstanding products to Chinese consumers, and let China's high-quality products go further, so as to promote sustained and steady development of China's cross-border e-commerce platform. At the same time, Jingdong will also become a cross border e-commerce research base of Foreign Trade Development Bureau, providing support for its cross-border electricity supplier and national consumption data analysis.

The Foreign Trade Development Council is committed to building various trade promotion platforms, promoting exchanges and cooperation between China and other countries in the world, and promoting the comprehensive, coordinated and sustainable development of China's foreign trade.

Qiu Huang, general manager of Jingdong global purchasing, said that the cooperation with the Foreign Trade Development Bureau would help Jingdong better develop international cooperation and further promote the development of foreign trade.

As China's leading self operated e-commerce enterprise, Jingdong has rich experience and foundation in international trade. In the future, it will continuously optimize the international supply chain, speed up the process of brand cooperation, and enhance the user experience.

In recent years, with the strong support of the state,

It has shown a deep and extensive integration with the manufacturing and real economy, and has achieved the goal of efficient and low-cost production factor flow and allocation, constantly promoting the pformation and upgrading of the service industry, giving birth to new formats and becoming a new engine and new impetus for national economic development.

According to the insiders, the Jingdong reached a deep cooperation with the Ministry of Commerce and Foreign Trade Development Bureau. Jingdong will be able to take this opportunity to speed up the global layout and promote Sino foreign trade cooperation. At the same time, Jingdong has become the cross border e-commerce research center of the Foreign Trade Development Bureau, providing the best platform for the first trial. The massive consumption data of Jingdong will strongly support the national economic development research and top-level strategic design, expand China's international trade space, lead consumption upgrading, and fully respond to the Ministry of Commerce's strategy of "going out" and "bringing in".