Free Trade Zones in Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei Release Whole-Industry-Chain Collaborative Development Opportunity List

Recently, free trade zones (FTZs) in Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei combed through the supply capacity and cooperation needs of 41 key enterprises in biomedicine, digital economy and modern logistics and produced the first batch of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei FTZ Whole-Industry-Chain Collaborative Development Opportunity List to boost the development of supply chain system and regional collaboration. This move aims to further implement the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei coordinated development strategy and the strategy for enhancing FTZs, and to promote the innovative development of the whole industry chain in FTZs. Providing precise matchmaking platforms for enterprises, the list helps enterprises deeply integrate into the national unified market, open up integrated domestic and international trade pathways, and expand global cooperation networks.

In the biomedicine industry chain, the list consolidates enterprise information from multiple segments, including pharmaceutical R&D, production, circulation, and clinical application. It reveals cooperation opportunities in areas such as AI-powered drug R&D, gene editing and cell therapy, clinical trials and translation services, and import/export and customs clearance services.

In the digital economy industry chain, the list consolidates enterprise information from multiple segments, including computing power, data, security, IT application innovation, and application scenarios. It reveals cooperation opportunities in areas such as computing power resource sharing, cross-border data flow, collaborative cybersecurity building, and industry digital empowerment.

In the modern logistics industry chain, the list consolidates enterprise information from multiple segments, including international logistics, transport services, supply chain finance, and cold chain warehousing. It reveals cooperation opportunities in areas such as multimodal transport, cold chain logistics, bonded warehousing, and joint logistics information platform development.