[Ministry of Commerce: "Silk Road E-commerce" has become a new engine for high-quality joint construction of the "Belt and Road"] On September 7, the State Council Information Office held a press conference today. The relevant person in charge of the Ministry of Commerce said that in the past ten years, "Silk Road E-commerce" has become a new engine for high-quality joint construction of the "Belt and Road" and promoted new practices for the inclusive and inclusive development of global e-commerce. In the past ten years, "Silk Road e-commerce" cooperation has been extensive. China has signed e-commerce cooperation memorandums with 38 countries on five continents, deepening e-commerce cooperation with multilateral regional e-commerce cooperation such as the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, China-ASEAN, and China-Central Asia. In addition, China has promoted the establishment of nearly 200 online and offline national pavilions by platforms and localities, creating an e-commerce express for tens of thousands of high-quality specialty products from partner countries to enter the Chinese market. At the same time, e-commerce platforms are supported to establish more than 60 overseas direct procurement and supply bases, driving the development of the entire industry chain such as cross-border logistics, mobile payment, and cloud services. "Looking to China for e-commerce" has become a consensus among many countries. Wang Pengfei, head of the Department of E-commerce and Informatization of the Ministry of Commerce, introduced that the "'Silk Road E-commerce' Benefits the World" themed event launched for the first time in 2025 launched 42 cooperation initiatives, attracting the participation of more than 100 countries. It has helped more than 80,000 small and medium-sized businesses in partner countries “get on the platform and sell globally”, creating more than 100,000 direct jobs.