On June 26, 2025, the specialized training session on "Opportunities and Challenges in Trade with Central Asian Countries," supported by the Shandong Provincial Department of Commerce's International Trade Friction Response Workstation and hosted by the Shandong Institute of Electronics, was successfully held in Dezhou City, Shandong Province. Attendees included responsible officials from relevant departments of the Dezhou Municipal Association for Science and Technology, the Municipal Industry and Information Technology Bureau, and the Municipal Council for the Promotion of International Trade, as well as representatives from over 50 new-generation information technology enterprises based in Jinan, Dezhou, and other locations. They gathered to discuss the development opportunities and compliance challenges in the Central Asian market.

　　The event began with an opening speech by Liu Peide, Chairman of the Shandong Institute of Electronics. He stated that against the backdrop of profound evolution in the global economic environment and continuously rising trade frictions and uncertainties, enterprises must identify opportunities amidst challenges and proactively enhance their international operation capabilities. He emphasized that the Institute would rely on the functions of the Trade Friction Early Warning Workstation to continuously provide enterprises with comprehensive support including policy interpretation, risk early warning, and compliance training, thereby improving their ability to cope with complex international trade situations and helping the province's electronic information industry seize new opportunities and achieve high-quality development.

　　The meeting specially invited Dr. Luo Lan, Senior Co-partner of Beijing DHH Law Firm, as the keynote speaker, establishing a platform for in-depth dialogue between enterprises and experts. Attorney Luo Lan delivered a systematic explanation and in-depth analysis structured around five parts under the theme "Opportunities and Challenges in Trade with Central Asian Countries."

　 Attendee representatives responded enthusiastically to the training content, widely acknowledging its high relevance and practical value. Following the session, several enterprise representatives engaged in further in-depth communication with Attorney Luo Lan, discussing specific legal issues encountered in their actual operations, which tangibly enhanced their awareness and capability for lawful and compliant business practices.

　　This training not only provided enterprises with authoritative and professional legal guidance, effectively promoting a deeper understanding and strategic planning for the Central Asian market, but also injected new momentum into promoting regional economic and trade cooperation and industrial innovation.