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Source: People's Republic of China – State Council News
BEIJING, Aug. 12 (Xinhua) — The volume of exports and imports through Manzhouli Highway Port in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region increased 31.4 percent year on year to 47.14 billion yuan (about 6.6 billion U.S. dollars) in January-June 2025, hitting a new all-time high on an annual basis at the port, the Manzhouli city government website reported, citing local customs data.
Achieving such an impressive figure not only demonstrates a significant improvement in customs clearance efficiency at the port and the growth in trade volumes through it, but also demonstrates the powerful driving force behind the development of the port, which is considered an important platform for China's opening up to the north.
The statement, posted on the website of the Manzhouli City Hall, noted that in recent years, the active promotion of the Belt and Road Initiative and the construction of the China-Mongolia-Russia Economic Corridor have opened up unprecedented opportunities for the development of the Manzhouli Highway Checkpoint.
Against this background, the local customs has been actively innovating the supervision model to better serve foreign trade enterprises and promote the rapid growth of trade through the said checkpoint. On the one hand, it ensures the effective implementation of the “three mechanisms” of information sharing, emergency response, comprehensive analysis and reporting to prevent the risk of “jam” and “congestion” at the checkpoint. On the other hand, the customs has been stepping up efforts to simplify customs procedures to promote the stable export of agricultural products and electromechanical products.
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