Economic Complementarity Spawned Foreign Trade Opportunities And Cross Border Electricity Providers Have Broad Prospects.

As Canada's second largest trading partner, the second largest source of imports and the second largest export market, China and Canada have increasingly frequent foreign trade pactions. The rise of cross-border electricity providers has provided an efficient and convenient online channel for both sides, bringing new business opportunities for the two enterprises.

Recently, the thirty-eighth annual conference and policy conference of the Canada China Trade Council was held in Shanghai.

Ai Weidun, Consul General of Canada in Shanghai, said he hoped China would be WeldonEpp.

It can further invest in Canada, and also vigorously promote and help Canadian enterprises to gain Chinese trade opportunities.

At this meeting, cross-border electricity suppliers became one of the hot spots of Sino Canadian cooperation.

China's cross border e-commerce enterprises "poly trade" and Canada's "interactive state" (WPIC) signed a strategic cooperation agreement, at the same time, poly trade with Canada's largest railway network owners have reached a cooperation intention.

"In the global economic integration environment, the world needs close cooperation and interconnection, cross-border electricity supplier is undoubtedly the best carrier."

Lu Hongxiang, chairman of poly trade cross-border electricity supplier, said.

The core advantage is that we can make use of our own channel advantages to integrate the global resources, open up all links of the industrial chain, and complement the short supply and demand sides through resource exchange to achieve win-win development.

Apart from B2B (business to business) cross-border electricity providers, Sino Canadian cooperation is also active in the field of B2C (business to person) cross-border electricity supplier.

On the eve of the opening of G20, Tmall International Canada "National Pavilion" was officially launched. Canadian hyperlinks and brand enterprises will sell products to Chinese consumers through Alibaba platform.

According to experts, the level of e-commerce development in China is in the leading position globally.

In 2015, the scale of cross-border e-commerce pactions in China reached 4 trillion and 800 billion yuan, an increase of 28% over the same period last year, accounting for 19.5% of China's total import and export volume.

It is estimated that by 2020, the scale of cross-border e-commerce pactions in China will reach 12 trillion yuan, accounting for China.

About 37.6% of the total.

The index of cross-border electricity supplier between China and major economies released by Ali Research Institute shows that in 2015, in G20 countries, Canada and China's cross-border electricity supplier connectivity index ranked seventh, belonging to "strong connected countries".

B2B, director and senior analyst Zhang Zhouping of China's e-commerce research center, said that the development of Canadian electricity providers lags behind developed countries and regions such as the United States and the European Union. But they are catching up. They urgently need to cooperate with foreign cross-border e-commerce platforms to provide more online services for their traditional enterprises, thereby expanding sales channels and helping enterprises to upgrade.

"At the same time, after nearly 20 years of development, China's electricity supplier has a large number of online shopping users, coupled with strong domestic and foreign e-commerce development. Under this situation, more inter enterprise and inter governmental trade cooperation will boost the rapid development of Sino Canadian cross-border electricity providers."

Zhang Zhouping said.