Shanghai Enterprise Overseas Cooperation Alliance released a number of results to help enterprises go overseas

China News Service, Shanghai, November 6 (Fan Yubin) The "Gathering in Shanghai to Create a Future Together" Shanghai Enterprises Overseas Cooperation Conference was held in Shanghai on the 6th. It focused on the international development needs of enterprises, gave full play to the advantages of the Shanghai Enterprises Overseas Cooperation Alliance, and built a platform for precise docking of domestic and overseas resources and win-win cooperation. Nearly 300 people attended the meeting, including overseas Chinese leaders and businessmen, professionals from the overseas Chinese community, people from Hong Kong and Macao, and representatives from private enterprises and professional service institutions.

The Shanghai Enterprise Overseas Cooperation Alliance was established in September 2025. At the meeting, the alliance released a number of achievements since its establishment: 10 new domestic and overseas partners were added; a case collection of enterprises going overseas was released to provide practical reference for enterprises to expand the international market; the alliance was launched offline in five districts: Changning, Huangpu, Jing'an, Songjiang and Fengxian. Through the service window, special service packages for five countries and regions including Malaysia, Brazil, Kazakhstan, Germany, and Hong Kong were launched; the online column of the "Benefiting Enterprises Going Overseas" alliance was launched to create a one-stop information service platform; and the Shanghai Overseas Alumni Cooperation and Exchange Special Committee was established.

On November 6, the Shanghai Enterprise Overseas Cooperation Conference "Gathering in Shanghai to Create the Future" was held in Shanghai. The picture shows the launch site of the first batch of partners of the Shanghai Enterprise Overseas Cooperation Alliance. Photo by Fan Yubin

Wu Yiping, President of the Malaysian Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said that the experience of participating in the CIIE shows that the internationalization of enterprises not only requires product display channels, but also needs to connect with potential partners and be familiar with local market rules. The Malaysian Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry can help Shanghai companies understand the Malaysian market and connect with the local business community.

"Chinese enterprises have gone through the stages of overseas trade, product overseas, and brand overseas, and are now entering a new stage of 'intelligent overseas' represented by artificial intelligence." Tan Limin, chairman and CEO of Xijing Technology, believes that Shanghai is the "entrance to the sea" for global resources and the "port to the sea" for Chinese enterprises to go global.

Lang Jisheng, vice president of Feishu Shennuo Group, said that currently, the bottleneck for companies going overseas has shifted from "information gap" to "trust gap" and "network gap". Overseas Chinese are a natural local trust network. He suggested that the overseas Chinese delegation should be the "first stop" when going overseas, promote the combination of professional services and AI technology, and achieve an upgrade from "resource linking" to "value co-creation".

This conference also held a special matchmaking meeting for domestic and overseas resources. Representatives from Germany, Tanzania, Brazil and other countries and regions introduced local key industry application scenarios, market demands, cooperation models and industry ecology.