GYIE Cross-border invited to attend the 6th China Service Trade Convention

December 16, the 6th China Service Trade Convention was held in Fushan city, south China Guangdong Province. Shanghai GYIE Cross-border E-commerce Co., Ltd. (hereinafter, "GYIE Cross-border") was invited by the Expert Committee of China Service Trade Association, and chairman Ding Mingde, CEO Ju Aiwei, and two others attended the convention, at which CEO Ju Aiwei delivered a keynote speech around the topic of "GYIE: building the bulk commodity cross-border B2B e-commerce ecosystem" at the special session on cross-border e-commerce. 

China Service Trade Convention is the most influential communication platform and annual meeting for all social sectors to exchange views on the service industry and the development of service trade. Now the country is conducting new pilot projects in service trade, and this convention mainly discussed the theme of "the innovation of service trade, the mechanism of industrial cooperation" with over 1,000 invited attendees including the officials from United Nations Conference on Trade and Conference, leaders of government departments, distinguished scholars, top executives of large enterprises. 

CEO Ju Aiwei said in his speech that, the cross-border e-commerce was rising across China with the continuous development of cross-border e-commerce, and in the future, it would gradually develop into a decentralized, borderless, mutual-help, win-win, co-create cross-border B2B e-commerce ecosystem, and GYIE Cross-border was committed to establishing a system within the ecosystem, and within which, the government and associations were absolutely essential; and GYIE Cross-border achieved the yearly goal of 160 billion yuan trading volume ahead of schedule within one year, which could not have been achieved at such a fast speed without the great concern and support from Shanghai Municipality, Hongkou District Government, China Service Trade Industry Association, China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Federation, China Chemical Enterprises Management Association. 

In the future, the most of the market share of global cross-border e-commerce will be rapidly concentrated, GYIE Cross-border will comprehensively extend its current business from online trade to international logistics, from electronic payment to financial service, from worldwide warehouse network to extensive logistics delivery system, and strives to develop into a transnational giant that integrates merchandise trade with service trade, familiar with global trade and investment, and covers various industry sectors.