Breaking Barriers with Digital Intelligence! China Big Trade Data Shines at Inner Mongolia Open Economy Trade Fair

On November 28th, the Inner Mongolia Open Economy Trade Fair, centered around the theme "Pooling Enterprise Strength, Creating New Opportunities for Northward Opening-up," was grandly held at the Beijing Inner Mongolia Mansion. Government and business representatives from multiple countries including Brazil, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Laos gathered to discuss cooperation and share in the win-win future of Inner Mongolia's opening-up.

As a pioneer in the foreign trade big data industry, China Big Trade Data Ltd was invited to attend and delivered a keynote speech titled "Digital Intelligence Empowering Openness: Insights into Inner Mongolia's Export Trade Trends and Cooperative Opportunities." The presentation, featuring precise data insights and innovative solutions, garnered widespread attention and high praise from Chinese and international guests present.

Inner Mongolia's unique geographical advantages and abundant resources make it a vital bridge connecting domestic and international markets. From January to October 2025, the total value of Inner Mongolia's foreign trade import and export reached 175.13 billion yuan, reflecting a growth of 2.2%.

During her speech, Big Trade Data Marketing Director Zhou Lijun, leveraging the company's self-developed BTD BTDaaS AI & BI System 7.0, provided an in-depth interpretation of the core trends in Inner Mongolia's current import and export trade. She pointed out that in recent years, Inner Mongolia's foreign trade has demonstrated strong resilience and vitality, with the total import and export value exceeding the 200-billion-yuan mark. Export trade has shown sustained growth, with industries such as organic chemicals, automobile transportation, steel, electrical equipment, agriculture-related chemicals, and plastics dominating exports.

Addressing the characteristics of Inner Mongolia's foreign trade market, Zhou Lijun's speech precisely dissected diverse cooperative opportunities. Currently, Inner Mongolia not only consolidates traditional trade markets like Russia and Mongolia but also achieves significant gains in emerging markets such as ASEAN and South America. In the first quarter of 2025, Inner Mongolia's exports to ASEAN increased by 13.4% year-on-year, and exports to South America grew by 20.6%. Participating countries like Brazil, Malaysia, and Vietnam are becoming important partners for Inner Mongolia in South America and Southeast Asia.

Addressing common pain points faced by foreign trade enterprises, such as market information asymmetry, difficulty in acquiring customers, and challenges in risk control, Zhou Lijun used Inner Mongolia's exports to the Vietnamese market as an example. She demonstrated to the attendees, through the powerful functions of BTD 7.0, how to accurately obtain Vietnamese market purchasers, analyze their procurement scale and frequency, identify potential customer groups, assess transaction risks, and utilize visual trade chain mapping. This helps enterprises quickly pinpoint high-value target customers, predict cooperation risks, and effectively enhance customer acquisition efficiency and decision-making accuracy.

This appearance at the Inner Mongolia Open Economy Trade Fair represents an important practice for Big Trade Data in deeply participating in regional opening-up strategies. Big Trade Data will always adhere to its mission of "Technology as the Foundation, Empowering Global Trade," providing more comprehensive and precise data support for Inner Mongolian enterprises "going global."

In the future, Big Trade Data will continue to deepen its involvement in Inner Mongolia's foreign trade market, focusing on the overseas expansion needs of characteristic industries, and providing enterprises with customized foreign trade big data solutions. Simultaneously, it will actively connect with the government and business resources from the participating countries, promoting deeper integration between Inner Mongolia and the global market. Within the grand narrative of jointly building the "Belt and Road," it aims to write a new chapter of digital intelligence empowering open cooperation.