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 On September 23rd, Hainan officially launched the Measures to Enhance Cross-border Trade Facilitation and Support High-Quality Development of Foreign Trade. 

 
The Measures consist of 32 items, focusing on the needs of the Hainan Free Trade Port construction and the four leading industries. It covers serval aspects including supporting high-level opening-up and key industrial development, accelerating customs clearance, deepening power delegation and improving regulation, serving market entities, as well as strengthening comprehensive cooperation.
 
Gao Ruifeng, the director of Haikou Customs said, “We plan to steadily carry out trials on the import and export management system, and on other areas outside the special areas under customs supervision. We will also encourage enterprises to make proper use of the RCEP Agreement and FTA’s Tariff Reduction Arrangements to increase exports. We aim to promote both domestic and foreign trade, and help enterprises explore the international market.”
 
Hainan Foreign Trade Reaches 125.75B Yuan
 
From January to August this year, the foreign trade of the province amounted to 125.75 billion yuan, with a year-on-year growth of 45%, which has maintained growth for 22 consecutive months, ranking fifth in the country. At present, Hainan has reached trade contacts with 172 countries and regions, and its commodity structure and industries are further related.
 
“In the next step, we will conduct a comprehensive assessment of goods under the "zero tariff" list, and consult with the relevant departments to optimize the list. The value-added processing policy is expected to be expanded to the entire island, further enhancing trade facilitation in the Hainan Free Trade Port,” said Han Shengjian, the director of Department of Commerce of Hainan Province.


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Hainan issues measures to support foreign trade development

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 On September 23rd, Hainan officially launched the Measures to Enhance Cross-border Trade Facilitation and Support High-Quality Development of Foreign Trade. 

 
The Measures consist of 32 items, focusing on the needs of the Hainan Free Trade Port construction and the four leading industries. It covers serval aspects including supporting high-level opening-up and key industrial development, accelerating customs clearance, deepening power delegation and improving regulation, serving market entities, as well as strengthening comprehensive cooperation.
 
Gao Ruifeng, the director of Haikou Customs said, “We plan to steadily carry out trials on the import and export management system, and on other areas outside the special areas under customs supervision. We will also encourage enterprises to make proper use of the RCEP Agreement and FTA’s Tariff Reduction Arrangements to increase exports. We aim to promote both domestic and foreign trade, and help enterprises explore the international market.”
 
Hainan Foreign Trade Reaches 125.75B Yuan
 
From January to August this year, the foreign trade of the province amounted to 125.75 billion yuan, with a year-on-year growth of 45%, which has maintained growth for 22 consecutive months, ranking fifth in the country. At present, Hainan has reached trade contacts with 172 countries and regions, and its commodity structure and industries are further related.
 
“In the next step, we will conduct a comprehensive assessment of goods under the "zero tariff" list, and consult with the relevant departments to optimize the list. The value-added processing policy is expected to be expanded to the entire island, further enhancing trade facilitation in the Hainan Free Trade Port,” said Han Shengjian, the director of Department of Commerce of Hainan Province.