IBI Joins the Global Alliance for Trade in Services to Jointly Promote the Digital Development of Trade in Services

Recently, the Global Alliance for Trade in Services Special Members Conference was grandly held in Beijing. IBI was invited to attend and officially became a new member of the Global Alliance for Trade in Services at the meeting. Both parties will work together to deepen cooperation in areas such as digital services trade and international supply chain collaboration, jointly exploring new pathways for the high-quality development of global services trade.

The Global Alliance for Trade in Services is an international, industry-based, non-profit social organization dedicated to promoting communication and cooperation in global services trade. As of early 2025, the Alliance's member units cover 41 countries worldwide, totaling 288 members, with an internationalization rate of 36%. It plays an important role in promoting the alignment of international rules and mutual recognition of service standards.

This joining is based on the close communication and consensus reached between both parties in earlier stages. In August 2025, Jiang Zengwei, Chairman of the Alliance, led a team to visit the Digital Economy Headquarters of IBI. The two sides conducted in-depth discussions on regional digital economy collaboration and the internationalization of service trade cooperation, and he highly praised IBI's industrial Internet model, recognizing its potential to connect with international markets. He also pointed out that the Alliance could deepen exploration with IBI in areas such as cross-border digital services, jointly creating a new model of cooperation.  

The Global Alliance for Trade in Services is an important platform for promoting international service trade development. IBI will actively participate in events organized by the Alliance, such as the Global Service Trade Entrepreneurs Summit, and leverage its business layout in industrial e-commerce, industrial digitalization, and cross-border industrial belts to play a positive role in promoting supply chain collaboration and exploring new models of digital service trade, contributing to the digital development and high-level opening-up of global trade in services.