The current global tariff policies are changing frequently, and multilateral trade frictions are escalating. The regional government service center, guided by enterprise demand, is promoting regional economic internationalization through innovative government services, and achieving further upgrading of RCEP window services - foreign exchange business has officially entered! This upgrade integrates cross-border financial and international trade service resources to provide integrated full chain services for enterprises.

　　Since its opening in August 2024, the RCEP window of the District Government Service Center has integrated core functions such as policy consultation, certificate of origin printing, and trade and investment promotion. After the entry of foreign exchange business, the window service list has expanded to specialized services such as foreign exchange registration, cross-border investment, equity incentives, and cross-border trade. The window can not only provide business consulting services for enterprises, but also respond to various policy questions in real time; We can also provide full process navigation services, providing precise guidance on material preparation and processing routes; It can also provide intelligent operation guidance services to assist enterprises in completing online system declarations. The addition of a new foreign exchange business module also brings multiple dividends to enterprises. On the one hand, enterprises do not need to run in multiple directions, and can simultaneously complete multiple business processes such as establishment registration and foreign exchange declaration at the district government service center, further reducing customs clearance time; On the other hand, enterprises can also enjoy one-stop RCEP tariff reduction and foreign exchange policy linkage services, accurately plan supply chains and capital flows, optimize cross-border capital arrangements, and enhance international competitiveness.

　　Taking advantage of the RCEP initiative and expanding into new global blue oceans, the district government service center will continue to benchmark international standards, integrate government, customs and other resources, and build a high-quality RCEP window. With more efficient and comprehensive services, it will help enterprises enjoy the benefits of opening up and take new steps in deepening government service reform and promoting foreign trade development.