China ASEAN Needs To Work Together To Build An E-Commerce Platform

E-commerce is becoming an important force to further expand global trade and promote new economic growth. China ASEAN has similar potentials and complementary industries, and has great potential and space in e-commerce cooperation. Therefore, in the process of closer cooperation between China and ASEAN and the establishment of an upgraded version of the free trade area, the electricity supplier naturally becomes the focus of common concern of all parties.

E-commerce is becoming more and more global. Trade And an important force in stimulating new economic growth. China ASEAN has similar potentials and complementary industries, and has great potential and space in e-commerce cooperation. Therefore, in the process of closer cooperation between China and ASEAN and the establishment of an upgraded version of the free trade area, the electricity supplier naturally becomes the focus of common concern of all parties.

　　 New area, new power and new highlights

At the 2014 China ASEAN e-commerce summit held on ~17 September 16th, Fang Aiqing, Vice Minister of Commerce, said that building a platform for global enterprises to participate in e-commerce cooperation between China and ASEAN can build new areas, provide new impetus and create new highlights for the construction of China ASEAN Free Trade Area.

In 2013, China's cross-border electricity supplier turnover was about 3 trillion and 100 billion yuan, and in recent years it has increased by more than 25%, higher than that of traditional foreign trade transactions. At the same time, the development of e-commerce in ASEAN countries is also "threatening".

　　 Indonesia The latest survey released by the electronic commerce association shows that Indonesia's annual online sales are expected to grow from 1 billion US dollars in 2014 to US $10 billion in 2015.

According to Moodie, Deputy Minister of trade of Indonesia, bayou krnna, Indonesia is the country with the highest B2C growth rate in the Southeast Asian market. From 2010 to 2015, the comprehensive growth rate of e-commerce in Indonesia will reach 40.2%, which will play an important role in the trade cooperation with Indonesia.

In the view of Li Zhiliang, Vice Minister of Malaysia's Ministry of trade and industry, e-commerce is changing the world in a way that can not be ignored. "All future development plans must take into account e-commerce. Even if traditional trade continues, we must also increase the competitiveness of e-commerce."

Edibeto Rilena, Assistant Minister of agriculture of Philippines, pointed out that as an excellent platform, the electricity supplier has brought boundless, cash free and paperless trade opportunities to enterprises. Therefore, together with ASEAN partners to develop e-commerce strategy and establish a perfect environment for buyers and sellers, all countries can benefit.

　　 Join hands to break through limit

As Edibeto Rilena said, "no one is willing to be eliminated in the tide of e-commerce" - the arrival of the electricity supplier era has made China and ASEAN countries "strained". Countries are looking at their own policies in order to maximize the development of electricity providers in China and within a wider range. "To bring into full play the strong potential of commodity and service providers, all countries need to work together to develop cross-border economies and e-commerce." WTO vice director general Yi Xiao Yuan said.

"We believe that e-commerce will promote the development of countries in various regions in twenty-first Century." Bayu Klisnamudi said, "Indonesia hopes to create an environment for e-commerce for enterprises, create fair competition opportunities for them, and give consumers confidence in online shopping. To do this, Indonesia needs to take measures to improve national science and technology infrastructure, formulate better procurement policies, and link suppliers, consumers and communities.

Bayou pointed out that promoting the development of global e-commerce needs policy support and more flexibility. "If China and ASEAN can build such a platform and develop corresponding management and regulatory measures, we will surely promote the growth of e-commerce in the world, not only in software and hardware, but also in payment systems and delivery systems."

Li Zhiliang's future work in the eye is more specific: "for example, although the procedures of electronic bills have been used, many bills are still used and delivered through traditional methods. We have to change this situation. Some small companies are still very hesitant about whether to enter e-commerce or not because of cost considerations. Our government has not kept up with the process of electronic procurement and must make more efforts." "The boundless nature of e-commerce transactions allows us to transcend regional restrictions. I am confident that we can further promote bilateral trade relations between Malaysia and China, and e-commerce can help us further in this regard. " Li Zhiliang said.