Recently, "Comprehensive Foreign Trade Competitiveness and Fiscal and Tax Compliance Training Course", which was sponsored by the Foreign Trade Development Affairs Bureau of the Ministry of Commerce and the Beijing Association for the Promotion of International Economic and Trade Standardization, co-organized by the China-Shanghai Cooperation Organization Institue of Economics and Trade and the Foreign Exchange Center of the China Society for International Economic Cooperation of the Ministry of Commerce, and jointly organized by the School of International Education of Qingdao University and Huizhi Group, was successfully held at the Qingdao Education and Training Base of the General Administration of Customs. Huang Jun, executive vice president and secretary general of Beijing Association for the Promotion of International Economic and Trade Standardization, and director of the Foreign Exchange Center of the China Society for International Economic Cooperation of the Ministry of Commerce, attended the meeting and delivered a speech. The forum focused on the impact of geopolitical conflicts on foreign trade enterprises, aiming to improve the comprehensive competitiveness of foreign trade and the ability of fiscal and tax compliance of enterprises from a higher level.

This training class brought together many guests from the political, business and academic circles and nearly a hundred people from the industry. Liu Zuo, former director of the Taxation Research Institute of the State Administration of Taxation and former editor-in-chief of China Tax News, Zhai Jiguang, professor of the School of Civil, Commercial and Economic Law, China University of Political Science and Law, Zheng Hong, former deputy inspector of the Second Monetary Policy Department of the People's Bank of China, and Bian Jiang, the founding partner of U&I GROUP, respectively lectured on "A Brief Analysis of Main Hot Issues in China's Tax Reform", "Tax Compliance in the Era of Tax Administration by Numbers", "Exchange Rate Trends and Risk Hedging after the Federal Reserve's Huge Interest Rate Increase", "Enterprise Internationalization, How to Understand Cross-border Cooperation Underlying Logic of Regulations”, the report focuses on practical problems such as the changing international economic and trade environment, intensified geopolitical conflicts, sluggish operation of international industrial supply chains, sluggish world economic recovery, and increasing challenges in foreign trade development, improving the comprehensiveness of enterprises’ “going out”. Competitiveness plays an escort role for enterprises to achieve sustainable and long-term cross-border development.

As the main body of the implementation of the China-Shanghai Cooperation Organization Institute of Economics and Trade, Qingdao University leverages the advantages of a comprehensive university, actively links superior resources, establishes high-level teachers, implements targeted case teaching, and conducts various forms of personnel training to help the development of economic and trade cooperation, and constantly promote the construction of a new platform for international cooperation with SCO countries and countries along the "Belt and Road".