The Shenping Cross-border Trade and Investment Service Center is unveiled in Pingshan on Feb. 14. Photos from Pingshan District Commerce Bureau

The Shenping Cross-border Trade and Investment Service Center was unveiled at the “Global Horizons, Shared Future” Pingshan Global Business Exchange Conference on Feb. 14.

The center integrates resources from the government, companies, chambers of commerce, and associations, providing one-stop cross-border trade and investment services to help companies effectively compete in the global market.

The “Global Horizons, Shared Future” Pingshan Global Business Exchange Conference is held Feb. 14.

At the conference, five industrial parks in Pingshan were recognized as cross-border e-commerce industrial parks by the Pingshan District Commerce Bureau, while another four were designated as digital e-commerce industrial parks.

Additionally, Pingshan District signed strategic cooperation agreements with five Shenzhen business associations to enhance global trade resource integration, share information, and support the growth of local companies in the global market.

Moreover, 11 representatives from domestic and international organizations, including NRW.Global Business, Roadlink GLB, ICBC, Kasikorn Bank, and Deloitte, were appointed as international cooperation consultants for Pingshan District. They will leverage their extensive experience to provide professional guidance to local companies.

Representatives from various organizations share insights during the conference.

During the conference, representatives from various organizations, such as the Qatar Investment Authority and the Shenzhen Cross-border E-Commerce Association, engaged in discussions regarding company operations and expansion, offering valuable advice to Pingshan companies looking to go global.