The newly launched BRICS Industrial Cooperation and Go-Global Comprehensive Service Hub is located at Sea World. [Photo/Xiamen Daily]
The newly launched BRICS Industrial Cooperation and Go-Global Comprehensive Service Hub at Xiamen Sea World, which began trial operations just over a month ago, is providing local companies tapping into BRICS markets with end‑to‑end support through a one‑stop service window, while buyers and suppliers are frequently seen in intensive talks.
Spanning 67,000 sq m, the BRICS service hub offers public and specialized service centers, a sourcing center for smart manufacturing, and a business lounge. It also hosts BRICS investment agencies, such as the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency, as well as major firms like COSCO, CATL, and Yuguo.
The BRICS Industrial Cooperation and Go-Global Comprehensive Service Hub. [Photo/Xiamen Daily]
As a one‑stop brand globalization platform, Yuguo offers global store openings, overseas marketing, and service‑provider matchmaking to more than 2.5 million cross‑border sellers nationwide, with fully managed supply chain solutions that help "Intelligent Manufacturing in China" efficiently reach the BRICS markets.
In 2025, Xiamen's trade with other BRICS countries totaled 179.38 billion yuan ($26.43 billion), up 6 percent year‑on‑year, accounting for nearly a fifth of the city's total trade.
The BRICS Industrial Cooperation and Go-Global Comprehensive Service Hub. [Photo/Xiamen Daily]
"This year marks the China-Brazil Year of Culture, so I come to Xiamen every month to meet with local companies and strengthen bilateral cooperation," said Victor, China representative of the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency. He noted that Xiamen, with its pilot free trade zone policies, robust supply chains, and direct cargo routes to Brazil, serves as a key gateway linking Brazil with Asia-Pacific markets.