The Lin-gang Special Area in Shanghai has secured a spot on the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology's list of top 10 exemplary cases for serving enterprises at the grassroots level in 2025.

Its pioneering "Going Global" Comprehensive Service Platform, the nation's first physical platform of its kind, has been recognized for its innovative approach to supporting Chinese enterprises expanding overseas.

The "Going Global" Comprehensive Service Platform in Lin-gang Special Area, Shanghai. [Photo/lingang.gov.cn]

Through government guidance, market-driven operations, and digital empowerment, Lin-gang has established a holistic service system covering the entire overseas expansion process. The platform offers one-stop solutions, addressing challenges like fragmented services and resource mismatches.

Since its launch in June 2024, the platform website has received over 7,000 visitors, 4,000 mini-program users, and 300,000 WeChat account views. It has hosted over 800 enterprise consultations and seminars, organized more than 30 events attracting over 6,500 participants, and set up sub-centers in 18 provinces and cities nationwide, with training activities reaching regions like Shaanxi and Xinjiang. With more than 50 overseas liaison stations covering key destinations, the platform facilitates direct access to local authorities and resources.

Lin-gang's initiative provides a replicable model for fostering open economies and high-quality global expansion.