Chongqing- "Further opening-up" becomes China's national strategy during the 14th Five-Year Plan period, which will benefit the country and the world. As a metropolis in Southwest China, Chongqing becomes the frontier of inland opening by means of multiple international logistical hubs.

As of now, Chongqing has achieved the goal of connecting rivers to the sea and reaching out to the world. To the east, it connects the port city cluster along the Yangtze River Economic Zone all the way down the Yangtze River to the Pacific Ocean, covering the entire Asian-Pacific region.

To the west, there is the China Railway Express to Europe departing from Tuanjie Village Station of Chongqing, connecting northwest China with central Asia and Europe.

To the south, it directly links to the China-Singapore Connectivity Initiative New International Land-Sea Trade Corridor, connecting with coastal cities in southern China, the ASEAN, and South Asia.

To the north, Chongqing has the “YME” international railway that extends to Russia by Manzhouli; at the joint of the Belt and Road Initiative” and the Yangtze River Economic Zone. It can be seen that Chongqing has become a comprehensive transportation hub of railway, air, water, and public transportation.

To realize higher-quality, more efficient, fairer, more sustainable, and safer development, China has been promoting the integration of international and domestic industrial chains, improving the service guarantee system for foreign investment, and deepening reforms to create a better environment for foreign investors to participate in China's building of a new development paradigm.

This provides a precious opportunity for Chongqing, where it has benchmarked global standards and aims to build an internationalized and enabling business environment through opening up channels, platforms, ports, and markets.