China News Agency, Beijing, March 10th: Question: How can private enterprises break out of "going overseas" with many uncertain factors?

　　Author Xu Xueying Wang Tao

　　Since the 21st century, the private economy has become the main force for Chinese enterprises to "go overseas".

According to data from the Ministry of Commerce, from 2006 to 2020, the proportion of non-state-owned enterprises in China's foreign non-financial direct investment stock has increased from 19% to 53.7%.

　　In recent years, a century of changes and the new crown epidemic have superimposed. Chinese private enterprises "going overseas" are facing various uncertainties such as anti-globalization, rising protectionism, and increasing trade frictions. How should they break through?

During the two sessions of the country, many representatives made suggestions.

　Optimizing the Global Layout with Leading Advantages

　　"Currently, the industrial chain transferred to Southeast Asia is basically dominated by assembly links, and the core technology is still retained in China. In the future, with the development of economic globalization, the global layout of Chinese enterprises will continue to optimize and evolve." Representative to the National People's Congress, founder of TCL Li Dongsheng, chairman and chairman of the board, believes that Chinese companies should use leading technologies to promote globalization, extend their competitive advantages to the high-end of the industrial chain, and seize more opportunities in the new structure.

It is also necessary to promote the combination of supply chain globalization and overseas localization operations to form a complete layout of the global industrial chain and supply chain.

　　Taking the automobile industry as an example, Yin Tongyue, deputy to the National People's Congress and chairman of Chery Holding Group, pointed out that the globalization of China's automobiles today is not only the globalization of the market, but also the integration of talents, technology, supply chain, culture and other aspects.

He believes that in the process of going global, Chinese brands must deeply integrate into the global industrial chain, promote localized development, and contribute to the economic and social development of the country where the overseas market is located.

　　Group cooperation strengthens the cluster effect

　　In overseas ventures, private enterprises will face various problems and constraints.

Pan Baochun, deputy to the National People's Congress, vice president of the China Private Chamber of Commerce, and chairman of Hefei Royalstar Group, suggested that private enterprises and state-owned enterprises "go to sea together."

One is to group together according to the industrial chain to form an ecological group of the industrial chain, and the enterprises in the group share order information; the other is to form a group according to the destination country, taking the destination country of overseas trade as the unit, and relying on organizations such as Chinese chambers of commerce to carry out overseas trade intensively, so as to facilitate new companies to join .

　　Nan Cunhui, member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and chairman of Chint Group, also suggested that state-owned enterprises and private enterprises should be encouraged to strengthen resource integration, complement each other's advantages, and cooperate efficiently, and form a win-win cooperation model through "grouping to go to sea".

　　In addition, large-scale and potential free trade agreements such as the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (RCEP) that have come into force in recent years have provided more opportunities for Chinese companies to "go global".

More private enterprises are looking forward to "going overseas". Lin Xiaofa, member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and chairman of Fujian Jiumu Group, said that we should pay attention to the needs of private enterprises "going overseas", provide guarantees, reduce investment risks, and escort private enterprises to a stable and long-term future.

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